Originally posted by Mazda_Powered
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I personally would just shave off enough to get it flat OR clean (no corrosion marks). I think I took off maybe .010" on my head and maybe .005" on my block.
In the engine rebuilders association they usually only give you a number to shave off the heads and not the block... if we do they block then we try not to go over .010".
I've never measured the limit till you reach interference, but .050" ain't a lot and some head gaskets are thicker/thinner than others... also if you throw in larger valves you will run into issues.
I say unless you're all out racing your car, sure shave off everything to get your compression up... but for a daily driven car, I'd let the pistons do the compression changes for you rather than shaving stuff.
That's just my .020 cents...
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