does cc306 require machining
02-02-2004, 07:13 PM
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does cc306 require machining
if i put a cc306 in my lt1, does it REQUIRE machining on the cylinder heads, or can i get away with it for 1 summer, i do plan on fully porting the heads eventually, but i kind of want to put my money to make the thing run first 
thanks guys
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02-02-2004, 07:43 PM
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Re: does cc306 require machining
Originally posted by lt1g3n
if i put a cc306 in my lt1, does it REQUIRE machining on the cylinder heads, or can i get away with it for 1 summer, i do plan on fully porting the heads eventually, but i kind of want to put my money to make the thing run first thanks guys
if i put a cc306 in my lt1, does it REQUIRE machining on the cylinder heads, or can i get away with it for 1 summer, i do plan on fully porting the heads eventually, but i kind of want to put my money to make the thing run first
thanks guys
02-03-2004, 09:40 PM
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I wouldn't...
I would at least cahnge the valve springs.
I have that cam in my Fourth-gen, and yes, it is a monster. Look at sig....
I have that cam in my Fourth-gen, and yes, it is a monster. Look at sig....
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