59cc or 64cc chambers
06-17-2010, 11:58 AM
#21
Yeah it's the way TEA drops the intake valve down which reduces PTV clearance. Since I have to cut the pistons I am going to have the heads milled and run as much compression as I can. I am going to be using the MLS gasket.
Back to your normal programing.
Back to your normal programing.
06-17-2010, 04:29 PM
#23
I run 59 cc chambers with a .040 head gaskets for a nice tight quench with a custom grind cam from Comp...been running this setup for over 80,000 miles and driving the car all over the country on many hot rod power tours and it is a daily driver too...makes 452/418...high compression is free HP/TQ..go with the 59 cc chambers .. 
06-20-2010, 07:33 AM
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Im still thinking i will probably go with the 64cc chambers as i will only lose a little HP compared to the 59cc. I was thinking of milling them to say 62cc chambers though.
06-20-2010, 03:08 PM
#29
You can go with the thinner gasket but in the grand skim of things the bump you are going to get from a thinner gasket is not going to make that much of a difference with a 64CC chamber. Remember with LSx heads its .007 of head milling along with chamber work for every CC of chamber volume. Also raising the compression is not as straight forward as buying a .040 gasket instead of a .054.
Here u go
64.43cc = 10.50 CR This is the stock LS6 compression.
63.87cc = 10.57 CR
63.31cc = 10.64 CR
62.75cc = 10.71 CR
62.19cc = 10.79 CR
61.63cc = 10.87 CR
61.07cc = 10.94 CR
60.51cc = 11.02 CR
59.95cc = 11.10 CR
59.39cc = 11.18 CR
58.83cc = 11.27 CR
58.27cc = 11.35 CR
Here u go
64.43cc = 10.50 CR This is the stock LS6 compression.
63.87cc = 10.57 CR
63.31cc = 10.64 CR
62.75cc = 10.71 CR
62.19cc = 10.79 CR
61.63cc = 10.87 CR
61.07cc = 10.94 CR
60.51cc = 11.02 CR
59.95cc = 11.10 CR
59.39cc = 11.18 CR
58.83cc = 11.27 CR
58.27cc = 11.35 CR
Last edited by 02*C5; 06-20-2010 at 03:20 PM.
