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Better to enlarge Cyl. Head C. Chamber cc or dish pistons to lower compression ?

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Old 10-11-2016, 05:29 PM
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for boost and efficiency ?
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Are the heads stock right now or has a cnc program been done ?
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Well then I would soften the chambers it will remove CCs and promote efficiency .
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longer connecting rods makes more cylinder pressure, also improves VE of engine.
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