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Dylan wrote:The bin I compared it to I thought was from after the dyno. Named "Tune1Migrated"
It's great to see a V6 getting so much attention and some potential mod's.

oh yeah that was when the fueling was done but no spark work yet.

I will have another updated one soon with the bellmouth tuned out haha :lol:
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I bet it goes real great dynode fuel and spark, awesome.
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yeah i was surprised in the potential a stock v6 has.
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Hey Vlad,

Is Warren still at Duggan's Balancing?
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will find out today. Last time I went there last year, the 3 bothers? worked there. I had little dealing with them, first time last year and they did an excellent job on balancing my VR bits.
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Well heads are off for work. should get them back in 2-3 weeks.
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Whats the choices out there for head gaskets for VP/VR? I'm looking for good graphite ones like the originals. I got given the other week a half used old stock ACL gasket set and the head gaskets are shithouse. brittle cardboard like stuff and I happen to pickup on the fact the bore diameter was about 3 mm bigger than original :shock: measured at 100.4mm and the original ones at 97.5mm and actual cylinder is 96.5mm. So that will knock on the CR a bit :think:

The fire ring on the ACL was much thinner than the originals as well. Hoping other aftermarket gaskets aren't like that lol. They are going in the bin I think.

Im thinking I need a gasket that has options to go 20-40 "' bigger depending on the pistons.
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We just run $13 repco off the shelf jobbies with 550 odd engine hp just fine. Acl is fine.I have some graphite ones I picked up cheap in bulk 3.960 bore
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looks like durapro gaskets are graphite and available from precision.

$170-180 for a VRS. I recall genuine ones were around that when and if they were still available?
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ummm, I thought a complete durapro gasket set was $180 ?!?! :P