compression ratio
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And quite honestly I freakin' don't know. I told you to search because I know RB has answered these type of questions before and that guy has all this sh*t memorized.
Seeing as I can't make him magically appear, the next best thing I can tell you is to search. Go to the tech area, get the regular info and then use google to figure it out. I'm not going to do that for you and it's not that difficult to do, just time consuming. Or you could wait and see if RB sees this, or you could PM him.
Seeing as I can't make him magically appear, the next best thing I can tell you is to search. Go to the tech area, get the regular info and then use google to figure it out. I'm not going to do that for you and it's not that difficult to do, just time consuming. Or you could wait and see if RB sees this, or you could PM him.
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milling the head .010" will chop off about 1.5cc's
If you use the same stock type .015" shim head gasket
as origional your cr will be 9.5:1
if you reinstall the head with a replacement .040" composite gasket your cr will be lower than stock even with the head milling. 8.98:1
If you use the same stock type .015" shim head gasket
as origional your cr will be 9.5:1
if you reinstall the head with a replacement .040" composite gasket your cr will be lower than stock even with the head milling. 8.98:1
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