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Lunati cam to big ??

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05-29-2010, 11:44 AM

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Yes the pistons do have reliefs. And I don't plan on milling the heads i'm already at almost 11-1 compression ratio . So I have to take the head off to check PVC ? Is there no online calculator that I could punch in all my specs and get an idea of my PVC ?

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