01 warrior. Has currently a stage 1 hotcam but want to put a Wiseco 10.25.1 piston in. It's in need of a rebuild anyway so I thought I would bump the compression a bit. I shouldn't have any piston to valve issues with the stage 1 hotcam should I? Head is not shaved and I am using stock gaskets.
will my valves clear the piston with this setup?
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No. Their made to run.
thanks for the reply. I was going to check just to be sure I wouldn't have to flycut. I was hoping I wouldn't have to.
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No, fly cutting is unnecessary. The valve reliefs are are plenty big and deep....much like a front street ho, lol!
how ya gunna run it with no base gasket at all? Need something there to seal it up. I have alot of port work done to the head also. It's also getting a 40mm carb put on when it gets put back togethor. I know a 40 sounds big but people are running FCR39s on them with no problems so I would think with higher compression and cam and major porting it should be able to take it. I'm gunna find out anyway, haha.
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You can use RTV in place of the base gasket and yes it will bump you're compression some. I've done it myself.
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with good results?
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Yes, with good results. Make sure that you have the surfaces clean with brake cleaner or carb cleaner. You'll have a good seal that way.
duneracerweston
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i recomend that setup, but any higher a lift cam, i would suggest some meauring befor running it, but that setup your good. i had that setup with good results.
