What will my compression ratio be? 416 LS3
#1
What will my compression ratio be? 416 LS3
K, Short block is being assembled now, my list of parts:
New LS3 block
6.125 forged rods & 4 inch crank
4.070 Wisecos, -3cc flat tops w/ valve reliefs, pistons actually have a slight dome to them to offset the valve reliefs, K464X7
cometic 4.080 head gaskets, .040 thick
GM GMPP CNC LS3 heads, 68 cc chambers
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wiseco-K464X7-Piston-Kit-Chevy-LS-3cc-Dome-4-070-Bore-fit-Chevrolet-All-/311238766405?hash=item487746af45&vxp=mtrPiston listing says 11.4:1 w/ 68 cc chamber but it doesn't say what gasket is used to achieve that.
http://www.csgnetwork.com/compcalc.html
I used the ECR calculator & I come up with 11.57:1, but I have no clue what the piston deck clearance is as the short block isn't together. So I put .005 for clearance & that's what I came up with. I am trying to keep the CR at 11.5:1 & thought for sure I'd have to mill these heads but looks like I wont?
Thoughts? Thanks
New LS3 block
6.125 forged rods & 4 inch crank
4.070 Wisecos, -3cc flat tops w/ valve reliefs, pistons actually have a slight dome to them to offset the valve reliefs, K464X7
cometic 4.080 head gaskets, .040 thick
GM GMPP CNC LS3 heads, 68 cc chambers
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wiseco-K464X7-Piston-Kit-Chevy-LS-3cc-Dome-4-070-Bore-fit-Chevrolet-All-/311238766405?hash=item487746af45&vxp=mtrPiston listing says 11.4:1 w/ 68 cc chamber but it doesn't say what gasket is used to achieve that.
http://www.csgnetwork.com/compcalc.html
I used the ECR calculator & I come up with 11.57:1, but I have no clue what the piston deck clearance is as the short block isn't together. So I put .005 for clearance & that's what I came up with. I am trying to keep the CR at 11.5:1 & thought for sure I'd have to mill these heads but looks like I wont?
Thoughts? Thanks
#2
I got 11.5772 with the .005 you mentioned all the way to 11.7 at 0 clearance at .040.
Although Wiseco measures at 0.051" with 0 deck, so that comes to 11.41:1
Although Wiseco measures at 0.051" with 0 deck, so that comes to 11.41:1
Last edited by DK; 07-12-2015 at 03:36 PM.
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The cam will really determine how much scr you can run. As odd as that sounds. A cam with more over lap will lower DCR allowing more SCR. I am limited in my build to 11.5SCR because I'm running a smallish cam(.033" quench). 225/227 114. Makes my DCR about 8.95. A bigger cam could have allowed me to go up to 12.0 but I didn't want a bigger cam(yet). :-)
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#10
I had a similar combo as that w/similar, but slightly larger cam. It was a HARD hitter off off the line and made good top end. Its real hard to mess up a 416. Make sure the valve springs are up to the task.
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I'd aim for 11.8:1.
Btw, the cam I'm looking at is pretty much exactly that. But as a Low Lash Solid Roller... 248/262 .705/.688 113+4... it works out to 243/257 113+4 .695/.678 with the lash taken out. If you can control the valve, it'll make power very high into the range.
Btw, the cam I'm looking at is pretty much exactly that. But as a Low Lash Solid Roller... 248/262 .705/.688 113+4... it works out to 243/257 113+4 .695/.678 with the lash taken out. If you can control the valve, it'll make power very high into the range.