66cc 317 heads, big cam, will this be my comp?
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66cc 317 heads, big cam, will this be my comp?
if i use a .40 gasket with 66cc stage 3 ported 317's my comp will be at 11:1 right? i jus need someone to verify this.
i have zero deck.
-8cc pistons
257/266 cam 110 lsa
thanks
i have zero deck.
-8cc pistons
257/266 cam 110 lsa
thanks
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This is the calculator I have been using. I agree with brad8266 in that the heads will have to be milled a lot or the chambers are going to have to be built up. Milling the head too much will weaken the deck strength and building up the chambers is not cheap. Better off getting a new set of heads with smaller chambers.
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This is the calculator I have been using. I agree with brad8266 in that the heads will have to be milled a lot or the chambers are going to have to be built up. Milling the head too much will weaken the deck strength and building up the chambers is not cheap. Better off getting a new set of heads with smaller chambers.
Keith
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your vette is gona be a monster when you get that set up goin....mine will be a little troll
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calculator
This is the calculator I have been using. I agree with brad8266 in that the heads will have to be milled a lot or the chambers are going to have to be built up. Milling the head too much will weaken the deck strength and building up the chambers is not cheap. Better off getting a new set of heads with smaller chambers.
Keith
This is the calculator I have been using. I agree with brad8266 in that the heads will have to be milled a lot or the chambers are going to have to be built up. Milling the head too much will weaken the deck strength and building up the chambers is not cheap. Better off getting a new set of heads with smaller chambers.
Keith