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Edelbrock Heads are 60cc TFS's G2 are 67cc Whats the differance Thanks
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89 FORMULA 350 Edelbrock Cat-Back March Pulleys
Accel Cap ,Super Coil SLP Airfoil K&N Filter 180 stat , Fan Switch
Taylor 8mm Spiral Pro,TB Bypass ,Energy Sus bushings ,Hotchkis STB ,MSD 6AL ,Edelbrock TES's ,Hi Flo Cat ,Crane AFPR ,1/4 time 14.4@98
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Uhmm, 7CCs? Is that right?
The difference is that the smaller chambers will cause a higher static compression ratio and higher compression pressure. 60 CC chambers on an otherwise stock 350 with flat-tops will yield a compression ratio close to 10:1, depending upon deck height and gasket thickness.
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The difference is that the smaller chambers will cause a higher static compression ratio and higher compression pressure. 60 CC chambers on an otherwise stock 350 with flat-tops will yield a compression ratio close to 10:1, depending upon deck height and gasket thickness.
Later,
Vader
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