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LQ9 LQ4 317 or L92 heads?

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Old 01-16-2009, 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by BES Stroked Nova
I was told by my engine builder that the LY6 cranks seem to be better machined, and have some differences in the oiling holes and what not. lol I am no expert but I take their word for it.

I have LY6 crank rods and pistons with L92's heads(LY6 comes with L92's) all on a 6.0L block. Yes I did switch it to a 24 tooth also.

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Old 01-17-2009, 02:41 PM
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srp (je line) and wiseco both have pistons out with l92 valve reliefs for a 6.0 application.
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lift has little to nothing to do with PTV issues. when the valve is at full lift, the piston is near BDC. longer duration, tight lobe seperation, and a faster ramp rate is when you start running into PTV clearance problems.
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X2 I agree
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I know this thread is alittle old but for people reading it, its not just the lift that causes ptv issues but, the duration has a big part in it too.



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