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Old 12-06-2015, 06:49 PM   #1
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Default Re: 1967 camaro A/S project

It's going now all machine work done ,mock up will begin . Cam and lifters are in. Rods here, should all start coming together nicely . Can't wait to see what kind of power we can make !

You can run aftermarket pistons . My pistons are NHRA legal Diamond part number 80013 1967 396 375 hp. I guess I should have said we have one mocked up to check all clearances then the other 7 can go in . I'm clarifying this for the question Robert had just to make this clear. Sorry for any confusion.

This should be a very nice 396! This thread should keep rolling along now
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Old 12-07-2015, 10:42 AM   #2
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You have a beautiful car and very cool. Forgive me for asking such a question. But, I did not think that the piston domes could be modified in any way to match the heads in stock eleminator? Or is this a practice I was not awair of? Or is this a SS project?

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Old 12-07-2015, 12:20 PM   #3
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You have a beautiful car and very cool. Forgive me for asking such a question. But, I did not think that the piston domes could be modified in any way to match the heads in stock eleminator? Or is this a practice I was not awair of? Or is this a SS project?

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Your forgiven. This is a A/S build. Section 10A, Page 5. Class stock. OEM or NHRA -accepted aftermarket replacements permitted provided such items comply with all requirements set forth in this section.
Aftermarket pistons may be forged or cast and must retain the as-cast or as-forged HEAD CONFIGURATION.
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Wow amazing Stocker build!
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Ok that makes sence. There is not a direct replacement piston for you combination. Will the machining remove the NHRA numbers, or are they on the bottom? Thanks again.

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Pistons are legal Diamond part number 80013 1967 396/375 hp. I reworded my post to be clear.
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