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05-13-2003, 12:24 PM
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Some of the different cam companies make a kit to do such a thing., Installs in place of a valve, then you install the head, put the end of the tool in a drill and start cuttin.. Other than that I dont know what is involved. I know that you need .100 thickness on the top of the piston to be able to cut reliefs.
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