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Old 02-12-2008, 12:28 PM
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what are all the figures i need to calculate drc. I have never done it before, and have always just figured scr. i dont know how far my pistons are out of the hole, if any and my cam is used (comp 238/240 at .050 605/609 lift.) Those are the only specs on the cam i have. I have a ls2 block (402) with the eagle crank, rods and je flattops (2cc valve releifs). I have not bought heads yet, i am still waiting for the engine to come back from the machine shop i took it to months ago. I made the mistake of saying that i wasnt in a hurry. I probably dont have enough info to calculate it, but tell me what i need. Thank you for any info.
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Bore, stroke, connecting rod length, cam duration @ .006(aka advertised duration), lobe seperation angle, intake lobe center line, combustion chamber cc, head gasket thickness and bore, piston to deck clearance, and dish/dome or valve relief size of pistons.
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thank you for the info
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Originally Posted by 5.3LJimmy
Bore, stroke, connecting rod length, cam duration @ .006(aka advertised duration), lobe seperation angle, intake lobe center line, combustion chamber cc, head gasket thickness and bore, piston to deck clearance, and dish/dome or valve relief size of pistons.
You also need to know the following to accurately calculate SCR and/or DCR:

1. Distance from the piston crown to top ring.
2. Diameter of piston above the top ring. This is typically .015 - .030 smaller than the bore diameter.

Many of the compression ratio calculators do not take these two factors into account; however, to accurately calculate compression these must be part of the calculation.
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Do you have this DCR Spreadsheet?

http://www.bowlingss.com/DownLoads/D...okup%20LS1.xls

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that spreadsheet would probalby be very handy, but my stupid computer wont let me download it.


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