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KNOCK SENSORS
ICT Billet knock sensor relocation for gen 3 5.3. Dirty Dingo mounts. Space is very tight and struggling to get mounted to block. Thoughts? Safely jack engine up to install ? Passenger side is good, just cant get enough room to start bolt on drivers.
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Bottom end decisions
OK guys, I need some opinions about my 6.0L build. It was a core engine that I picked up cheap and ended up only being a collapsed lifter, everything else looks fine. I'm already going to be removing the rotating assembly to install new bearings, but at what point do I go with a better than stock rotating assembly? this is a Gen 4 engine, so I know the internals can handle a bit more in stock form, but at what point do I go ahead and start swapping parts out? its kind of turning into a "well, since I'm already here" type of thing, and I'm not sure that's warranted
Bottom end decisions
Valvetrain geometry
If you are ever going HUGE camshaft, make sure to check the valvetrain geometry before putting it together, it looks good until the we reach max lift!
Valvetrain geometry
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