Dynamic compression
Last edited by Dalton Barrett; Jun 29, 2017 at 06:51 PM.
With an SCR of 11.56 and a 225 intake, 114+3 cam I got something like 8.96DCR. Starting with higher SCR and a bigger cam is fine but you'll be in the 93OCT required range for sure unless you are running a really low LSA to bleed off the compression.
With an SCR of 11.56 and a 225 intake, 114+3 cam I got something like 8.96DCR. Starting with higher SCR and a bigger cam is fine but you'll be in the 93OCT required range for sure unless you are running a really low LSA to bleed off the compression.
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Lets agree it's about Knock Rating ?
There are some factors OFTEN NOT ASKED :
The Local Operation Altitude ?
The Rod Length vs Stroke ?
The Crank Shaft Target Wheel tooth count (24 or 59 ) ?
The Piston to Head Squish Distance ?
The Piston Pin Offset if any ?
The Normal Operational Coolant Temperature ?
The Camshaft Timing AS ASKED, I would use Split Overlap ?
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