Wet 6.7 12v block
I am going to a 6.7 block with sleeves next season. Staying 12v. From what I have gathered a 12v head will leak coolant on a 6.7 deck on the exhaust side. Has anyone ran WET blocks like this. If so what did you do?
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Would keeping the head wet and filling block not work for you? Or vice versa?
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Was told it's not that great of a solution when it comes do getting them sealed up. Still leaking ect. Also not that excited about hot lapping a filled block. At some of the gas stuff I wanna attend I could need to make passes every 25-45 min. I would be pretty salty if I stuck a piston or destroyed this block for that reason. |
I put one together around 4 years ago. 12V head on a stock 6.7 block. Used 12V gasket. Other than when the junk chit Extreme Studs gave up, it hasn't leaked a drop.
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Did you do anything special with the block and coolant ports? I don't have them infront of me but was told it didn't line up |
I'm running a 6.7 head on an ISB Block... Pretty much the Same. Theres one port in the rear I opened up....
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I used std mls 6.7 gasket with some passages cut out of gasket. I never had problems with it leaking. I’ll shoot you a text with pic of where gasket had to be trimmed.
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Did you send it currier or what lol? Yours is still wet? |
97rada who are you getting pistons from, im looking to build a 12v 6.7 filled block myself an was wondering who would be a good supplier to use
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I am building a wet block engine. My Pistons will be coming from infinite performance but really depends on what you want. A lot of people can make them for you. |
could you pm around about what the pistons are going to cost you, are you going forged?
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I'm pretty sure 2 holes need to be opened up. I have pictures somewhere, I'll post them up if I can find them
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The Rear most Coolant Port on a CR Head is much smaller than the ISB Block, I only remember opening that one up to match the gasket.
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