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Old 01-03-2007, 10:22 PM
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Just playing around with Engine Analyzer, even though I don't trust it. How about a 220/228 110ICL straight up on LSK lobes? Or the same ICL but on a 224 intake lobe?

I'm guessing on the deck height & the dome on the Wiseco's. Will that SCR & DCR be too high? If it's too high, is it better to keep the cam and increase chamber volume, just the opposite, or find a middle ground?

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Bore	3.905
ST = Stroke	3.622
RL = Rod Length	6.098
Number of cylinders	8
Deck Height (how much pistons come out of the hole)	-0.006
Piston Dome or Dish (- for a dome + for a dish)	-2.2
Compressed Head gasket thickness	0.052
Cylinder Head Chamber Volume	59
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223/227 110LSA straight up with LSK lobes is the cam I'm running. If you want one, a board member is selling one new in the box for a nice price. Send me a PM and I'll refer you to him.

Back to topic, I chose that cam because the valve events were ideal for my daily driven combination. Power everywhere, good street manners, lots of torque down low. A 235/243 .646/653 110LSA +4 donkey dick cam would make power everywhere and have good torque down low, but its street manners would suffer compared to my torque cam. My current cam is very balanced.
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I'm just playing around. The 220/232 has a nice curve also.

If by coincidence the custom cam you spec for me ends up being the same, and that cam is still available, I'll grab it at that time.

I think I got the deck height wrong above. Simple valve reliefs are supposed to be positive numbers, right? Is the 59cc chamber too small to keep DCR at a manageable level with these heads, or is this Excel spreadsheet giving me incorrect results?
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Would the Fel-Pro 1041 head gasket set work? .041 compressed, 4.135 gasket bore.

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