415 CID Shortblock. What do you guys think?
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415 CID Shortblock. What do you guys think?
Ok guys, after a hard bit of research and working with some very knowledgeable people we've come to this. Forgetting a previous and rather disastrous thread, I just want advice. CNC-Motorsports is starting with a Fresh LS3 Block. From there they're doing all the usual, (Line Honing, Checking, The Boring, the Balancing of Crank, etc, etc.) They want to do an Eagle 4340 Crank, 4.00" stroke, Clevite bearings to their spec, Eagle 6.125" rods. 4340 too? And then they recommend building it with Diamond Pistons. I asked if they'd slap and they said no because of the cubes not being larger than 420, and they have some sort of special skirts on them. These Pistons also have a 13CC dish which puts me at like 10:5:1, and this engine will be boosted via Magnacharger with 10-12 LBS. And Pat speced me out a nice blower cam. I plan on going with a standard pressure/High volume pump though. Does all of this sound good to you guys? And what all can I expect so far as likely noises?
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Thanks, and my plans are only to run about 10* of timing up high on 91 octane pump, but we have an Av Gas station out here good for 103 at my elevation if we wanna get real nitty gritty. This just in though, the cam that was speed is going to drop my compression to 10:3:1
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Ah, I realized heat may be an issue so I had already concerned low timing being a factor. Especially because the vehicle will see light towing. Cool, I'll look into this.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compression_ratio
oh nice! i was thinking light towing as in real light, like a jet ski, atv, or something like that behind the G8.
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It cannot change static CR, but will definitely have an effect on the dynamic CR. More overlap will lessen dynamic, sometimes to the effect of 5 points difference. I've heard of 13.0:1 static engines having as low as an 8.0:1 dynamic ratio by virtue of the overlap bleeding off compression...
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I don't understand... If this is a ground up build then why not just get an 8.5:1 piston!? An Alky/Water injection is great, but I've known a few back in my turbo days that ran their wiper fluid reservoir ( that's what most use as their container for the Alky/Water mix ) dry and POPPED a piston. I say do it right from the get and get the RIGHT piston dish. Plus Less CR = MORE BOOOOOST!!!
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