Combustion chamber size?
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They are 64cc out of the box before additional milling. That will net you about 10.7:1 with a GM MLS head gasket. You could run a .040" Cometic gasket keep them at the 64cc chamber and net about 11.0:1 static compression. That'll be nice for the extra power from the compression as well as the tighter quench (helps to ward off detonation.)
Let me know if I can help. We typically keep a few sets of the TFS heads in stock and ready to ship, and offer price matching
Let me know if I can help. We typically keep a few sets of the TFS heads in stock and ready to ship, and offer price matching
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What gasket are you planning to run?
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I left mine at 64cc. I've read that the gains from increasing the compression are often offset by a reduction in flow. And there was also the time factor. I was ready to get on the road!