468cid vs 454cid.. How much HP difference?
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Yet ANOTHER use for duct tape!! Gotta love Duct tape. Hmmmm..... sounds like a topic for a new thread!! Check the General Discussion soon......LOL!!!
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bt, Just for a precausion, I think it would be WISE to PM Tinkerboater and ask him how he does it step-by-step BEFORE you begin to do any of these bore notching mods! Tink has done several of these and is a wizz at it! I think excersize a little wisdom to at least talk to someone who has done it a few times BEFORE you get started. That way he can help you to avoid any unforeseen pitfalls and make these mods a sucess!
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Oh no... don't worry Kaama. I have it all figured out. Just got done with the second engine. Had a hellova time getting all the way to the bottom of the cylinder with the die grinder, but its done now. Had to go in from the crank side. Whew, what a job that bore notching is!! Boy I hope this works!!
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(PS, I haven't decided if I'm gonna do it yet. Still pondering.
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(PS, I haven't decided if I'm gonna do it yet. Still pondering.
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Seriously though Kaama, I was just looking closely at this area on my blocks and they already have notches. More of a step I would say then what JimV showed. Is bore notching simply smoothing this step into more of a chamfer?
Thanks for the advice,
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Thanks for the advice,
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Originally posted by blue thunder
Seriously though Kaama, I was just looking closely at this area on my blocks and they already have notches. More of a step I would say then what JimV showed. Is bore notching simply smoothing this step into more of a chamfer?
Seriously though Kaama, I was just looking closely at this area on my blocks and they already have notches. More of a step I would say then what JimV showed. Is bore notching simply smoothing this step into more of a chamfer?
Allan4, I understand. They're your engines---you can certainly do as you wish with them. You guys with 454's are always looking for a little extra power and this is a very good, inexpensive and reliable way of doing it without adding any complications to the mechanics of an engine. Anytime you can increase the correct kind of air flow within an engine without adding parts is like getting FREE HP. Of course it's your decision, I was just hoping to see you guys benefit from something like this and get the most out of your 454's.
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Originally posted by blue thunder
Seriously though Kaama, I was just looking closely at this area on my blocks and they already have notches. More of a step I would say then what JimV showed. Is bore notching simply smoothing this step into more of a chamfer?
Thanks for the advice,
BT
Seriously though Kaama, I was just looking closely at this area on my blocks and they already have notches. More of a step I would say then what JimV showed. Is bore notching simply smoothing this step into more of a chamfer?
Thanks for the advice,
BT
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Since my engines already have the fly cut notch, and because of the .060 over, do you guys still think it is worth 30hp? Trying to weigh the risk to potential benefit.
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birdog and blue thunder, not trying to be short here, but at this point it would probably benefit you guys if you went back and RE-READ all of my posts within this thread.
Blue Thunder, The "fly-cut bore notch" that comes from the factory is CRUDE at best and I have already addressed it in a previous post within this thread.
Birdog, yes you will definately benefit from a bore notch with a 468 and I have pretty much already addressed it in a previous post within this thread.
Not convinced yet? Call "JimV" at (616)735-0800 9m-5pm. EST. Or PM Tinerboater and discuss it with him. It's a true and cheap horsepower maker!
Blue Thunder, The "fly-cut bore notch" that comes from the factory is CRUDE at best and I have already addressed it in a previous post within this thread.
Birdog, yes you will definately benefit from a bore notch with a 468 and I have pretty much already addressed it in a previous post within this thread.
Not convinced yet? Call "JimV" at (616)735-0800 9m-5pm. EST. Or PM Tinerboater and discuss it with him. It's a true and cheap horsepower maker!
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