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Old 02-18-2005, 03:42 PM   #1
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Decked Heads

If I'm not sure whether my heads are decked (the compression ration might be 1/2 point higher)...will that cause any problems when chip tuning my computer? Do I need to know for sure how much they were shaved to tune?
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Old 02-18-2005, 03:53 PM   #2
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Not really... At most it will make your timing table need to change a bit for optimum performance, but odds are that it won't change much...
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My friend has AL l98 heads that was milled to hel and back. Even had to shave the intake to line up. My guestimate is aprox 12.0:1 compression. He only uses 92 octane pump gas. The end of last year it ran 122mph (1/4mi). Have been tuning his car for over a year. He shaved the heads 3 times or more since we met. The car started out with 38*, it loved 38-39*. Even in hot weather. Now, the car will detonate with anything more than aprox 33* total timing. This is all WOT stuff. I raise the advance up until it "pings" and then back it off some. *That's not something for the noob to try!!!* Better have a good sense of detonation when pushing the limits.


On the other hand, idle and part throttle will like more timing. For example, idle might like 20-30* of timing...Keep that in mind. There is tweeking to be done, even with a 1/2 point increase.

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Old 02-18-2005, 11:34 PM   #4
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Don't get me wrong, I'd still tune it...
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