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Old 10-03-2010, 05:11 PM
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I tried to use this site
http://www.diamondracing.net/cocalc.htm
but I'm missing 2 important numbers
my engine specification is :
4.03 bore
4 stroke
0.04" head gasket
6.125 rod length
deck height is 9.24
i need to know Top Ring Down
and Piston to Deck
this is a link for my pistons if that help
http://www.speedinc.com/cont.cfm?cid=C0000759
any help will be appreciated
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Well using these figures I get 11.17:1

4.03 bore
4.00 stroke
4.04 head gasket bore
-10cc pistons
0.00 piston deck clearance
64cc compustion chambers
0.053 compressed thickness gas

Do you know the cc of the heads and which gasket you will be running? Also the link shows -7 and -10cc pistons, which one are you getting?

EDIT: With the thinner gasket and -7cc pistons I'm getting about 11.52:1

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my head gasket is 0.04"
my heads 64cc
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I get 11.15 with the specs listed
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Originally Posted by soundengineer
I get 11.15 with the specs listed
should i put zero for the top ring down (Top of 1st ring to top of pistons (FLAT))?
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Any help will be appreciated




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