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Subject: Re: Shave the head, how much is ok?---Fuel pump ?????


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Date Posted: 20:59:19 07/22/02 Mon
In reply to: Toyrail 's message, "Shave the head, how much is ok?---Fuel pump ?????" on 00:51:51 07/22/02 Mon

You may really want to let it be. Milling the head increases compression...AND it means is you are gonna retard your camhaft timing. You may loose low-end grunt which is not a good thing stuck in the sand. The % amount of HP gained on a 96hp engine may not even be very much anyway. The only way to compensate for the retarded cam timing is with an adjustable cam sprocket at around $105 or so.

>Hello all.
>
>I have a 1984 22r in my VW based railbuggy. The motor
>has no smog on it, has a header and will have some
>sort of Weber carb.Internally the motor is stock with
>2k miles on it.
>
>I want to shave the head for some additional HP. How
>much can the head be shaved before I run into problems
>such as valve to piston clearence and sloppy timing
>chain due to the now shorter head. Running race gas is
>not a problem for me since the car will be driven
>about 5 times a year.Please let me know about any
>other potential problems.
>
>Mehanical fuel pump-- I want one with 2 fuel hose
>fittings, one for inlet and the other for outlet. All
>the pumps I have seen have 3 hose fittings. Is there a
>2 fitting pump available??
>
>Thanks, Toyrail

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EB take a look hereMDSchwartz06:10:14 07/23/02 Tue
    Re: EB take a look hereengnbldr22:04:51 07/23/02 Tue


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