Compression ratio
Check the compression ratio calculator on Summit's site.
The piston has 3cc reliefs. TSP might have not considered that.
243 heads have 65cc chambers, which is 5 less than the L92's 70cc.
It came out to 10.77. I figured on the gasket at .052 before. I used .051 this time
With a flat top piston it would be 11.15:1. TSP rounded it up
The piston has 3cc reliefs. TSP might have not considered that.
243 heads have 65cc chambers, which is 5 less than the L92's 70cc.
It came out to 10.77. I figured on the gasket at .052 before. I used .051 this time
With a flat top piston it would be 11.15:1. TSP rounded it up
I was under the impression that L92 heads had 68.5cc combustion chambers. Here's is another site to calculate static compression.
https://speedmaster79.com/tools/engi...pression-ratio
https://speedmaster79.com/tools/engi...pression-ratio
I was under the impression that L92 heads had 68.5cc combustion chambers. Here's is another site to calculate static compression.
https://speedmaster79.com/tools/engi...pression-ratio
https://speedmaster79.com/tools/engi...pression-ratio
They are 68.5 cc chamber. No disrespect to Summit, but their numbers arent always legit. Ive seen a couple different piston sets, where they have listed the ccs wrong, with my Wiseco set in my 434 being one of them. Thankfully Tony pointed it out to me while we were setting up my compression numbers. I personally check numbers elsewhere.
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Yeah just quoting them as a source. I would hope Summit would update some of their data once people find discrepancies. I've seen other potential errors in their engine data.
Thank you for rectifying the head spec!
Thank you for rectifying the head spec!
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