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I have a Euro spec car, with the Schrick 10.7mm lift cams.
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If your JCW is before 02/2009 then you will have the 0.9mm gasket! I can't definitely say if your JCW pistons will have enough valve relief clearance, so if you intend on running the 10.7mm lift cams, be very very precise on your measurement of valve to piston clearance, you need a minimum of 1mm at maximum full valve lift, anything less and you will encounter valve to piston contact.
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Last edited by czar; 06-23-2010 at 03:53 PM.
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OK, I am getting pretty serious about this, but the whole process of removing extra material from the piston head is going to be very expensive. How much material did you have to remove? Do you think the 1.2mm gasket would allow enough clearance?
Also, how did you remove the necessary material, did you pull the engine, dismantle it and have the pistons ground outside of the car?
Do you think if you go with the 10mm lift Schrick cam that you would have valve to piston issues?
Sorry for all the questions, I am just trying to get my facts straight before moving forward with this.
Also, how did you remove the necessary material, did you pull the engine, dismantle it and have the pistons ground outside of the car?
Do you think if you go with the 10mm lift Schrick cam that you would have valve to piston issues?
Sorry for all the questions, I am just trying to get my facts straight before moving forward with this.
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OK, I am getting pretty serious about this, but the whole process of removing extra material from the piston head is going to be very expensive. How much material did you have to remove? Do you think the 1.2mm gasket would allow enough clearance?
Also, how did you remove the necessary material, did you pull the engine, dismantle it and have the pistons ground outside of the car?
Do you think if you go with the 10mm lift Schrick cam that you would have valve to piston issues?
Sorry for all the questions, I am just trying to get my facts straight before moving forward with this.
Also, how did you remove the necessary material, did you pull the engine, dismantle it and have the pistons ground outside of the car?
Do you think if you go with the 10mm lift Schrick cam that you would have valve to piston issues?
Sorry for all the questions, I am just trying to get my facts straight before moving forward with this.
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OK, I am getting pretty serious about this, but the whole process of removing extra material from the piston head is going to be very expensive. How much material did you have to remove? Do you think the 1.2mm gasket would allow enough clearance?
My pistons were ordered with 0.508mm (0.020 inch) valve relief area reduction, over stock. The 1.2mm gasket Will allow you enough clearance, however if you have either of the faces machined, then no.
Also, how did you remove the necessary material, did you pull the engine, dismantle it and have the pistons ground outside of the car?
I bought and built a second engine, ready to simply swap over.
Do you think if you go with the 10mm lift Schrick cam that you would have valve to piston issues?
The Schrick 10mm lift cams give no valve to piston clearance problems on the factory stock engine.
Sorry for all the questions, I am just trying to get my facts straight before moving forward with this.
My pistons were ordered with 0.508mm (0.020 inch) valve relief area reduction, over stock. The 1.2mm gasket Will allow you enough clearance, however if you have either of the faces machined, then no.
Also, how did you remove the necessary material, did you pull the engine, dismantle it and have the pistons ground outside of the car?
I bought and built a second engine, ready to simply swap over.
Do you think if you go with the 10mm lift Schrick cam that you would have valve to piston issues?
The Schrick 10mm lift cams give no valve to piston clearance problems on the factory stock engine.
Sorry for all the questions, I am just trying to get my facts straight before moving forward with this.
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Be very careful when considering to machine the face of the cylinder head, if you are going to machine the face, then only take off the very minimum necessary, as there is not much material to play with.
Yes I know just how much clearance I have, and I allowed for and got more than the minimum clearance of 1mm necessary to run the 10.7mm Schrick cams.
Without giving to much away about my particular engine build, the reason I have more than enough clearance is, I have had new blank camshafts profiled to suit my particular engine build.
Yes I know just how much clearance I have, and I allowed for and got more than the minimum clearance of 1mm necessary to run the 10.7mm Schrick cams.
Without giving to much away about my particular engine build, the reason I have more than enough clearance is, I have had new blank camshafts profiled to suit my particular engine build.
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I guess I am a little bit confused. Are you using the Schrick 10.7mm cam shafts or did you have custom cams ground? I am just trying to determine how much clearance you will have with the 1.2mm gasket and the 10.7mm cams.
I think because the tolerances are so tight, that I am just going to go with the 10mm lift Schrick cams and some custom head work.
I think because the tolerances are so tight, that I am just going to go with the 10mm lift Schrick cams and some custom head work.