help me understand dynamic cranking pressure
help me understand dynamic cranking pressure I used this calculator to calculate DCR:
http://www.wallaceracing.com/dynamic-cr.php
for my 227 crane with 53cc/355 (4.03/3.48/5.7)altitude 660, with a 1074 gasket I'm at 11.4 static and right at 230.xx on dynamic cranking pressure and a DCR of 10.7.
I then input my new cam settings and get 216 dynamic cranking pressure.
However, if I up the compression to 12.0 it comes back to 230.xx dynamic cranking pressure. and a 10.7 DCR. an impala head gasket would put me at 11.75 which would bump up the cranking pressure to 225.
So my question
How should I interpret the dynamic cranking pressure info?
http://www.wallaceracing.com/dynamic-cr.php
for my 227 crane with 53cc/355 (4.03/3.48/5.7)altitude 660, with a 1074 gasket I'm at 11.4 static and right at 230.xx on dynamic cranking pressure and a DCR of 10.7.
I then input my new cam settings and get 216 dynamic cranking pressure.
However, if I up the compression to 12.0 it comes back to 230.xx dynamic cranking pressure. and a 10.7 DCR. an impala head gasket would put me at 11.75 which would bump up the cranking pressure to 225.
So my question
How should I interpret the dynamic cranking pressure info?
with this calculator http://www.kb-silvolite.com/calc.php?action=comp
i get 9.46 and my baby crane was at 10.2.
i get 9.46 and my baby crane was at 10.2.
DCR is really a misnomer... There's nothing "dynamic" about using the IVC to determine the theoretical compression the motor sees, which isn't very accurate. I guarantee I could spec two cams that would give you the same "dynamic" (fixed) compression ratio, or cranking psi, and yet one would ping like there's no tomorrow, and the other woudn't be anywhere close to detonation.
DCR is really a misnomer... There's nothing "dynamic" about using the IVC to determine the theoretical compression the motor sees, which isn't very accurate. I guarantee I could spec two cams that would give you the same "dynamic" (fixed) compression ratio, or cranking psi, and yet one would ping like there's no tomorrow, and the other woudn't be anywhere close to detonation.
