TEA Stage 1 243s
Im also running 1.8 rockers. Im very close but no issues, I would say im maxed out on the ptv. I'm also running the lifters not tight preload. about .65 preload.
Heads milled to 61cc that should be about .020" but I'll check with Brian.
Heads milled to 61cc that should be about .020" but I'll check with Brian.
Last edited by bigboykilroy; Nov 30, 2009 at 05:20 PM.
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Got in touch with Brian Tooley and he said (For the Stage 2 Heads cut to 61cc)..
"They were probably milled .020"-.025"
He also agreed that the Stage 2 heads milled to 61cc using a stock MSL Gasket should be about 11:1 compression.
But as always those numbers are a guide you would have to measure your setup with all YOUR ENGINE clearances to get YOUR engines compression.
Hope this helps.
And if I havent said it before I LOVE MY TEA HEADS !!
"They were probably milled .020"-.025"
He also agreed that the Stage 2 heads milled to 61cc using a stock MSL Gasket should be about 11:1 compression.
But as always those numbers are a guide you would have to measure your setup with all YOUR ENGINE clearances to get YOUR engines compression.
Hope this helps.
And if I havent said it before I LOVE MY TEA HEADS !!
Last edited by bigboykilroy; Nov 30, 2009 at 05:21 PM.
