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Hi, I'm new here and finding LOTS of good info on this forum! I have a question, what does it mean when the engine has been "decked"? The serial number on my 287 (tab in front of Cyl #2) is blank. Does it mean it has been "shaved" or "decked"? And what is the purpose for doing that?
It's possible that it has been "decked"
They do that to insure that the heads have a "flat" surface to bolt to. It is also a way to increase compression, but most shave the head surface to do this.
Wouldn't that considerably increase compression as well?
Let me apologize in advance for my definition of.....
Decking ... also refers to a hard upper cut to the jaw.
it's late. time to call it a day. HE HE
Wouldn't that considerably increase compression as well?
Got it!
ha ha ha ha ha
Then, of course, there's decked as in removing the trim and lock cylinder from the decklid of your coostom. Which, in turn, is complimented by the hood being "nosed", again, removing trim. But then, I can hardly wait to see what pro has for nosed!:3dSMILE:
Theres also completing the patio in the backyard!!
Then there's Pancaking, other then going to the Sunday Church Breakfast, or playing with mud pies, what is it.
pancaking? Isn't that what a car crusher is for?
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Originally posted by Bob Parmenter
Then, of course, there's decked as in removing the trim and lock cylinder from the decklid of your coostom. Which, in turn, is complimented by the hood being "nosed", again, removing trim. But then, I can hardly wait to see what pro has for nosed!:3dSMILE:
nosed would be also... a hard upper cut to the jaw jus' a couple inches higher !!!:LOL: :LOL: :CRY: