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65831, whats a high compression mill? Posted by ajna_star, Jan-05-04 09:15 AM
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65832, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by DR1665, Jan-05-04 09:20 AM
Maybe a windmill with a really low gear ratio?
I think it means material is removed from the mating surface of the head to make the cylinders smaller, which would mean the engine would cram the same amount of air and fuel into a smaller area, making a higher overall compression.
Am I right?
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65838, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by extreme97nt, Jan-05-04 10:05 AM
Close. Milling the head dosent make the cylenders smaller but rather the compression chamber on the head. Milling takes material off of the bottom of the head causing the head chamber to be closer to the piston therefore making less room for compresion, thus raising the compression ratio.
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65886, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by ajna_star, Jan-05-04 06:14 PM
is it safe, and worth while to do? whats better high comp mill, or high comp pistons?
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65898, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by MotoFool, Jan-05-04 07:48 PM
pistons is the right way to do it the cheap way is milling.
remember when you mill your also retarding timing because it creates slack in the timing belt.
and also have more of a chance to hit your valves and pistons..
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65908, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by bullox, Jan-05-04 11:09 PM
not to mention that if you ever need to do clean the head up later (rebuild etc) you will have a lot less to work with and might even need a new head. Think of it like turning rotors. There's only so much you can take off. ______________ Chris 96 ESI 5 spd Milwaukee, WI
Originally posted by Z87RSMan the Mustang is an American icon...I have one because it sounds great
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65935, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by Michael_97RS, Jan-06-04 06:26 AM
Originally posted by MotoFool pistons is the right way to do it the cheap way is milling. remember when you mill your also retarding timing because it creates slack in the timing belt. and also have more of a chance to hit your valves and pistons..
Well yes you do change the timing slightly, because of timing belt geometry, not tension. Tension is controlled by the tensioner. Moving the cam sprockets location changes the geometry of the path of the timing belt. Whether you are closer to advancing or retarding your cam timing depends on how much you mill and what is the closest tooth on the gears to use.

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65918, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by AFX_Manufacturing, Jan-06-04 04:27 AM
Originally posted by ajna_star ?
A "Mill" is a slang term for an Engine. If some one ask you what Mill you had in your car, you would respond a 420A. It has nothing to do with milling the head or block.
A high compression mill. Would be a high compression (above stock) engine.
A turbo engine would be a low compression mill. And their is no way to mill a head or block to reduce compression.
Mills, Windmill, Watermills are power plants. Your engine is a powerplant, so for slang engine = mill.
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65938, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by mototool, Jan-06-04 06:50 AM
Originally posted by MotoFoolpistons is the right way to do it the cheap way is milling.
I take it you mill heads often, then? Always one to do it the cheap way MotoFool! Saving money, that's you! :thumbsup
Oh yeah, it's a challenge milling a head with a flat file, isn't it MotoFool? Or do you use a Dremel? It's tough to see the mirror shine you put on the bottom of the head with the dim lights in your parent's basement.
Originally posted by MotoFoolremember when you mill your also retarding timing because it creates slack in the timing belt.
Hahaha .... haha ... Slack in your mom is more like it. That Biotch so loose, I yawn from sheer boredom when I'm hitting it. Mods, I need a clue-by-four emoticon. Please, give me one.
Originally posted by MotoFool and also have more of a chance to hit your valves and pistons..
*sigh* yeah, you're right. Anyone who'd just mill their shit and throw it back together without DEGREEING their cams deserves to have this happen to them.
Originally posted by AFX_ManufacturingA "Mill" is a slang term for an Engine.
That's true, but I think DR166565545 is right in this case. I think this guy is talking about milling the head for higher compression.
Originally posted by AFX_ManufacturingAnd their is no way to mill a head or block to reduce compression.
All the haters: here's your chance to jump on me for "slamming" Howell Automotive. Howell, poor form my 420a companion. Combustion chamber work can lower compression, I'm sure you know that. You can perform combustion chamber work with a mill, if you have a nice mill.
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65939, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by Uberingram, Jan-06-04 06:52 AM
he's back folks!
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65940, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by mototool, Jan-06-04 06:54 AM
Originally posted by Uberingram he's back folks!
I never left. :thumbsup
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65941, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by Uberingram, Jan-06-04 06:55 AM
Originally posted by mototoolOriginally posted by Uberingram he's back folks! I never left. :thumbsup
thank god
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65947, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by MotoFool, Jan-06-04 07:15 AM
Originally posted by mototoolOriginally posted by MotoFoolpistons is the right way to do it the cheap way is milling. I take it you mill heads often, then? Always one to do it the cheap way MotoFool! Saving money, that's you! :thumbsup Oh yeah, it's a challenge milling a head with a flat file, isn't it MotoFool? Or do you use a Dremel? It's tough to see the mirror shine you put on the bottom of the head with the dim lights in your parent's basement. Originally posted by MotoFoolremember when you mill your also retarding timing because it creates slack in the timing belt. Hahaha .... haha ... Slack in your mom is more like it. That Biotch so loose, I yawn from sheer boredom when I'm hitting it. Mods, I need a clue-by-four emoticon. Please, give me one. Originally posted by MotoFool and also have more of a chance to hit your valves and pistons.. *sigh* yeah, you're right. Anyone who'd just mill their shit and throw it back together without DEGREEING their cams deserves to have this happen to them. Originally posted by AFX_ManufacturingA "Mill" is a slang term for an Engine. That's true, but I think DR166565545 is right in this case. I think this guy is talking about milling the head for higher compression. Originally posted by AFX_ManufacturingAnd their is no way to mill a head or block to reduce compression. All the haters: here's your chance to jump on me for "slamming" Howell Automotive. Howell, poor form my 420a companion. Combustion chamber work can lower compression, I'm sure you know that. You can perform combustion chamber work with a mill, if you have a nice mill.
geta life you aren't here to help people i have never milled a head witha flat file your thinking of yourself.
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65950, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by mototool, Jan-06-04 07:48 AM
Originally posted by MotoFool geta life you aren't here to help people i have never milled a head witha flat file your thinking of yourself.
Oh man, that's a good comeback. Shit, I better go back the to barn I call a shop with my tail tucked between my legs. Man, I'm going to be hurting for weeks from that one.
From laughter. :thumbsup
I've got to go back to milling my head with some 40 grit.
I'm not here to help people, and you are? :wary "I give u speaciel deal. Give me call I am good! chaeper then aneywon else sucky suck five dollar"
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65956, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by DarkOne, Jan-06-04 08:25 AM
Originally posted by mototoolOriginally posted by MotoFoolpistons is the right way to do it the cheap way is milling. I take it you mill heads often, then? Always one to do it the cheap way MotoFool! Saving money, that's you! :thumbsup Oh yeah, it's a challenge milling a head with a flat file, isn't it MotoFool? Or do you use a Dremel? It's tough to see the mirror shine you put on the bottom of the head with the dim lights in your parent's basement. Originally posted by MotoFoolremember when you mill your also retarding timing because it creates slack in the timing belt. Hahaha .... haha ... Slack in your mom is more like it. That Biotch so loose, I yawn from sheer boredom when I'm hitting it. Mods, I need a clue-by-four emoticon. Please, give me one. Originally posted by MotoFool and also have more of a chance to hit your valves and pistons.. *sigh* yeah, you're right. Anyone who'd just mill their shit and throw it back together without DEGREEING their cams deserves to have this happen to them. Originally posted by AFX_ManufacturingA "Mill" is a slang term for an Engine. That's true, but I think DR166565545 is right in this case. I think this guy is talking about milling the head for higher compression. Originally posted by AFX_ManufacturingAnd their is no way to mill a head or block to reduce compression. All the haters: here's your chance to jump on me for "slamming" Howell Automotive. Howell, poor form my 420a companion. Combustion chamber work can lower compression, I'm sure you know that. You can perform combustion chamber work with a mill, if you have a nice mill.
This is really funny, but inappropriate. Let's keep the name calling and yo mama jokes to a bare minimum, k?
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65957, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by mototool, Jan-06-04 08:28 AM
Originally posted by DarkOneLet's keep the name calling and yo mama jokes to a bare minimum, k?
Your mom.
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65958, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by Michael_97RS, Jan-06-04 08:34 AM
Originally posted by mototool All the haters: here's your chance to jump on me for "slamming" Howell Automotive. Howell, poor form my 420a companion. Combustion chamber work can lower compression, I'm sure you know that. You can perform combustion chamber work with a mill, if you have a nice mill.
Anything thing that takes away from compressed volume raises compression. anything that adds to it reduces compression. polish up the head around valves (removes material), even seat the valves deeper into the head, thicker head gasket all reduce compression. Mill it down, thin head gasket, and raise the compression, you will.
Mototool never left I think he was just spending more time tuning his tractor.

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65969, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by ajna_star, Jan-06-04 10:55 AM
i would have to say, whoever registered under another name... because he was too scared to talk shit under his own name...
pussy:thumbsdown
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65974, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by Uberingram, Jan-06-04 11:10 AM
Originally posted by ajna_star i would have to say, whoever registered under another name... because he was too scared to talk shit under his own name... pussy:thumbsdown
ip is unique just some guy /me shrugs
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65985, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by DR1665, Jan-06-04 11:40 AM
YAY! I was right! Now if we say "Mototool" three times will he go away? :P I don't even care anymore.
Really. I don't. :P
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65989, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by bullox, Jan-06-04 11:52 AM
Originally posted by DR1665 YAY! I was right! Now if we say "Mototool" three times will he go away? :P I don't even care anymore. Really. I don't. :P
ya gotta click your heels too :+
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Originally posted by Z87RSMan the Mustang is an American icon...I have one because it sounds great
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65990, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by Uberingram, Jan-06-04 11:59 AM
Originally posted by bullox ya gotta click your heels too :+
there's no place like 2gnt there's no place like 2gnt there's no place like 2gnt
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65992, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by turbo8u, Jan-06-04 12:06 PM
Originally posted by UberingramOriginally posted by bullox ya gotta click your heels too :+ there's no place like 2gnt there's no place like 2gnt there's no place like 2gnt
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66037, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by AFX_Manufacturing, Jan-07-04 02:26 AM
Originally posted by AFX_ManufacturingAnd their is no way to mill a head or block to reduce compression. All the haters: here's your chance to jump on me for "slamming" Howell Automotive. Howell, poor form my 420a companion. Combustion chamber work can lower compression, I'm sure you know that. You can perform combustion chamber work with a mill, if you have a nice mill.
That would be called a CNC Machinging center and most likely be a 5 axis maching. Kind of like refering to a new GT40 as a Model T. Yea same company and both are transportation, but the similarity ends there.
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66048, RE: whats a high compression mill? Posted by mototool, Jan-07-04 04:40 AM
Originally posted by AFX_ManufacturingKind of like refering to a new GT40 as a Model T. Yea same company and both are transportation, but the similarity ends there.
Sometimes I have to dumb things down so other people here understand them :thumbsup
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