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Old Jul 17, 2005 | 06:54 PM
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getting ready to install afr 62cc heads with cometic .040 gaskets. pistons out of hole .007. i am planning on using the crane cam i have now, 216/224 115 lsa with .590 lift on 1.8 crane rockers. intake closes @ 38* ABDC. will i be ok with scr and dcr with this combination?
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Old Jul 18, 2005 | 06:40 AM
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I see Texas speed has the .40 gaskets and Thunder racing as the .45. I wonder if there are two gaskets or someone is wrong.

Im going with the 63cc, .40 gasket, with the TR224. I should be just under 11:1
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calculated scr and dcr using an intake closing 73*ABDC, with a 62 cc chamber and a .040 cometic, i get 11.3:1 and 8.4:1 respectively. cometic carries a number of thicknesses, just thought .040 would be best. don't really need to twist above 6K with my setup. Thanks phil
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