Re: what amount to mill intake

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I imagine this may be a bit of specialized information that the average person might not know. I'd have been happy to tell you, but I have absolutely no idea how much to mill from the intake. I would ask a good machine shop and go with their recommendation. 
And, due to multiple issues with the AMC List over time, I would imagine that we have lost a good number of the "techies" to alternative boards such as the AMC Forum. I post on both, and these days I see a great deal more technical information available on the AMC Forum. 
This grand old List---she ain't what she used to be...


Jeff Reeves
Auburn GA
94 Cherokee
79 Spirit GT
73 Javelin 401
72 Javelin SST
69 Ambassador DPL


Message-ID: <20060309064038.16590.qmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2006 22:40:38 -0800 (PST)
From: Joe <jgray_55@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: What amount to mill the intake.....
To: AMClist <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>,


Thankyou VERY MUCH to the ONE fellow who actually
emailed me about this .I REALLY need the
information!!!! IF  i didn't need it..i would NOT
havwe asked! NOW..for a Reality check question...."WHY
 IS IT" that whenever  you (me myself )ask folks for
most any AMC technical info....MOST of the time
everyone acts like it's )(*&^%$# TOP-SECRET??
WTF????????????? The machine shop said that OLDSMOBILE
and BUICK guys are just as bad?? WTFFF is the deal
.....again?? I "like" to share helpful info when i
locate something that may help others!! Guess i am  
the weird a$$ huh??   Some days i kinda wish i had
just stuck to my old FORD's! Atleast old ford guys
will SHARE info.  Joe



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