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Old 03-29-2009, 01:03 PM
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what CR will i have, if i use 6.125 rods, -23cc pistons,mls headgasket and 72cc heads on my ls1.


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About 8 to 1, but why would you want such low compression Planing on running 20+psi of boost?
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yep, pump gas street monster. i can always mill the head if i want higher CR down the road.

thanks for the help.
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Originally Posted by elias_799
yep, pump gas street monster. i can always mill the head if i want higher CR down the road.

thanks for the help.
If you mill the heads, the decks will be thinner. Not a good thing with boost.
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stock stroke right? more stroke will equal more compression.




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