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Old 01-15-2006, 12:35 PM
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If you reduce chamber volume a lot, say 76cc to 63cc would that effect flow numbers? Just wondering if you remove to much material does it have any impact except for increasing compression ratio?

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You would definitely see a higher ratio. What is it right now?
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If you're simply milling the head, typically, yes it will. As for how much of a difference, the shape/configuration of the chamber has a lot to do with it.
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You will defentially loose some air flow, but the increase in compression can more then make up for it in HP.
Most heads dont loose a ton of flow but there is normally a loss.




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