So finally my intake leak got to the point where my 98 cutlass has to sit, after replacing said manifolds we where still getting air in the coolent lines so we ripped the block back apart to find some nice blown headgaskets. So my heads have been sent out to be planed and i was wondering if it would be worth my time to have them ported (this is only a 3100 sfi were talking about but i do want it to be much faster than stock basicly im wondering would the gains be worth the money).
Also i have a thrush glass pack and the car sounds great running cat-resonator-glasspack, but i have an extra glass pack and was wanting to set it up so it was glasspac-resonator-glasspack so i wouldnt be running a cat. My questions for the exaust system start there because im not shure how i can delete the post cat o2 sensor, iver heard of this being done on other cars any ideas guys?
My last question is regaurding headgasket thickness i know that by changing the thickness i can change the quench and with planed heads im already gonna have slightly highe comp can anyone recommend a higher comp thickness for me? of course i kno i will have to double check agenst how much was planed off the heads for valve clearence but im looking for opinions of people more accustomed to these motors.
Also i have a thrush glass pack and the car sounds great running cat-resonator-glasspack, but i have an extra glass pack and was wanting to set it up so it was glasspac-resonator-glasspack so i wouldnt be running a cat. My questions for the exaust system start there because im not shure how i can delete the post cat o2 sensor, iver heard of this being done on other cars any ideas guys?
My last question is regaurding headgasket thickness i know that by changing the thickness i can change the quench and with planed heads im already gonna have slightly highe comp can anyone recommend a higher comp thickness for me? of course i kno i will have to double check agenst how much was planed off the heads for valve clearence but im looking for opinions of people more accustomed to these motors.
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