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07GTS

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VEGTS BUILT BLOWN E85
for anyone interested im doing a fair bit to my GTS so ill post up some pics and info where i can

2007 HSV GTS
LY6 iron block 365ci
callies crank
oliver rods
JE pistons
improved racing crank scraper/windage tray

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You don't see a lot of that on street builds.
 

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yea because its PD boosted heat plays a roll in making/loosing power so im taking the precautions of keeping heat where it makes power in the cylinders and removing heat where i dont want it, and i want to do track/quarter work with it so want it to last the distance
 

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yea because its PD boosted heat plays a roll in making/loosing power so im taking the precautions of keeping heat where it makes power in the cylinders and removing heat where i dont want it, and i want to do track/quarter work with it so want it to last the distance
Ceramic coated piston tops I’ve heard are the go
 

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yep ceramic the piston tops to stop the heat going into the piston, rod, crank, keeps the heat in the chamber as well as blurs hot spots so stops knock and coating on the head, valves keeps same heat in the chamber so if u have less heat getting absorbed into the surroundings more goes into expanding and making power to push the piston, also my inlet port and exhaust port are thermal barrier coated so same reason stop heat from the head affecting the intake charge and also stop the exhaust heat soaking into the head
 
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