combustion in chamber or piston?
combustion in chamber or piston? does anyone know if any power gains will be made if you changed where it took place? for example you want a 11:1 comp ratio. would you mill your heads and use flat tops or do you want a bigger chamber with a dome pistion?
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Domes tend to block the flame travel, slowing down the burn. This will reduce your power. The proper combustion chamber will make more power.
Dome pistons are for when you need more compression and you can't make the heads combustion chamer any smaller.
Dome pistons are for when you need more compression and you can't make the heads combustion chamer any smaller.
Originally Posted by GetMore
Domes tend to block the flame travel, slowing down the burn. This will reduce your power. The proper combustion chamber will make more power.
Dome pistons are for when you need more compression and you can't make the heads combustion chamer any smaller.
Dome pistons are for when you need more compression and you can't make the heads combustion chamer any smaller.
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Originally Posted by rons 00z
does anyone know if any power gains will be made if you changed where it took place? for example you want a 11:1 comp ratio. would you mill your heads and use flat tops or do you want a bigger chamber with a dome pistion?
