compression help!
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compression help!
I have some trick flow 195cc heads, and they have a 64cc combustion chamber. My problem is that I want to use these heads, but It will drop my compression down too much. should I get the heads milled?
I plan on running the GTP6 cam..236/242 .568/.592 112lsa. would I have any problems with valve clearance If I got the heads milled and ran a thinner head gasket?
thanks in advance for any help
I plan on running the GTP6 cam..236/242 .568/.592 112lsa. would I have any problems with valve clearance If I got the heads milled and ran a thinner head gasket?
thanks in advance for any help
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Awesome! Let me know, Im not in a rush. Im dropping my transmission off to be rebuilt next week, and would like to drop the heads off at the machine shop the week after.
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You have to take off quite a bit of meat from the head doing it that way and I wouldn't recommend it at all.
You have three options that far outweigh milling a perfectly good head.
Sell them and get what you want/need........maybe trade them
Deck the block
run what ya got or change pistons
FWIW I ran 11.8x with the same head and smaller cam. You can get them to run and the difference in compression isn't enough to chew the deck of the head away
You have three options that far outweigh milling a perfectly good head.
Sell them and get what you want/need........maybe trade them
Deck the block
run what ya got or change pistons
FWIW I ran 11.8x with the same head and smaller cam. You can get them to run and the difference in compression isn't enough to chew the deck of the head away
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You have to take off quite a bit of meat from the head doing it that way and I wouldn't recommend it at all.
You have three options that far outweigh milling a perfectly good head.
Sell them and get what you want/need........maybe trade them
Deck the block
run what ya got or change pistons
FWIW I ran 11.8x with the same head and smaller cam. You can get them to run and the difference in compression isn't enough to chew the deck of the head away
You have three options that far outweigh milling a perfectly good head.
Sell them and get what you want/need........maybe trade them
Deck the block
run what ya got or change pistons
FWIW I ran 11.8x with the same head and smaller cam. You can get them to run and the difference in compression isn't enough to chew the deck of the head away
what i might do is get the heads milled a little, and run a thinner head gasket.
Im going to wait for more feedback for the time being. I dont want to take a lot off the heads, but I wouldnt mind getting them trimmed down a little. I feel like dropping the compression from stock to 9.5:1 would probably put me right back in the power range i make now. Im hoping to make around 400whp
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what i might do is get the heads milled a little, and run a thinner head gasket.
Im going to wait for more feedback for the time being. I dont want to take a lot off the heads, but I wouldnt mind getting them trimmed down a little. I feel like dropping the compression from stock to 9.5:1 would probably put me right back in the power range i make now. Im hoping to make around 400whp
Im going to wait for more feedback for the time being. I dont want to take a lot off the heads, but I wouldnt mind getting them trimmed down a little. I feel like dropping the compression from stock to 9.5:1 would probably put me right back in the power range i make now. Im hoping to make around 400whp
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If you have them you could use them as they work within the tune. However if you try to run one that big without the tune you will wash down your cylinder walls and ruin your motor.
There are numerous calculators for that as well, probably search under injector calculator
There are numerous calculators for that as well, probably search under injector calculator