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sheldomer7 05-16-2013 05:48 PM

notching pistons on 4.6l 2v npi block
 
I have a 96 gt with npi block and i am getting ready to put my ported complete pi heads on. I already have the pi intake manifold and plenty of bolt-ons and 4;10 gears. I was woundering if it is worth my wild to notch the pistons so i dont have ptv problems if i decide to go to a comp stage 2 cam , is it worth it and worth the money or should i leave it alone.....need your feed back guys.

Thanks

1low03gt 05-16-2013 10:21 PM

From what i read out there over the years, especially during the 2V height in the late 2000's when it came to cam swaps, yes, your gonna want to with your non PI short block. It will be close as it is with the stage I's. There are guys out there that were having PTV issuses with the PI engines.
I take it you will be doing all this install with the short block in the car still?

sheldomer7 05-18-2013 08:48 AM

ya i want to do this before i put the ported pi heads on my car with my Mac longtube headers , i am just going to be running stock pi cams for now but later on i am going to upgrade for sure!!!! lol

1low03gt 05-20-2013 07:44 PM

Why are you running PI cams first? It would be a real pita to have to do the cams after it's all back together again.

sheldomer7 05-21-2013 03:51 PM

just dont have the extra money to do the cams etc.... since i am doing the heads , gaskets and longtubes so.....

1low03gt 05-21-2013 10:07 PM

I see, and can understand.

sheldomer7 06-04-2013 03:54 PM

i found out threw another guy a company that sells new valves so that you dont run into ptv issues with the pi head swap on a npi block and even gives you clearence so you can run any cam , plus they are cheap too

1low03gt 06-04-2013 08:09 PM

Got a link? Interested to see how they change the valve design to accomplish this.


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