Compression ?
#2
TECH Senior Member
What size CC??
Stock unmilled 6.0 are like 71>72 cc and that will net you around 9.3>9.1 respectively with a stock graphite gasket.
Stock unmilled 6.0 are like 71>72 cc and that will net you around 9.3>9.1 respectively with a stock graphite gasket.
Last edited by PREDATOR-Z; 05-02-2004 at 02:07 PM.
#3
Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
What size CC??
Stock unmilled 6.0 are like 71>72 cc and that will net you around 9.3>9.1 respectively with a stock graphite gasket.
Stock unmilled 6.0 are like 71>72 cc and that will net you around 9.3>9.1 respectively with a stock graphite gasket.
The CC is stock I believe 71.06
I know what a stock LS1 with stock 6.0 heads would be but what I am wondering is what the compression would be with my setup. It is a 410 Cubic inch motor and with stock LS1 heads the compression is at 11.85.
I am trying to figure out how much compression I will loose when adding stock 6.0 heads. (Of course when the heads are done they wont be stock, but for now this is what I am needing to know.)
Thanks
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#10
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Originally Posted by JZ'sTA
Damn this almost worked. I am smart enough to get the right cubic inches but not smart enough to get the right compression.
Damn.
Damn.
#13
Originally Posted by jrp
no offense but if you cant figure it out how are we? how many cc's are the pistons domed, are you using stock gaskets as well or a different size.
Stock gaskets. The piston's are flat top's and therefore wouldn't have any dome correct???
#16
Originally Posted by jrp
pm sent. i thought you said they were domed not flat toped. flat top would be 0. stock graphite gasket compresses to .052-.054
Cool I figured it out. I was missing a 0 in the head gasket part. I entered .xx when I was supposed to enter .0xx (.054)
Thanks