Need help figuring out my comp ratio..
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Need help figuring out my comp ratio..
I currently have 882 casting heads with 9.6 -1 cr.. thats with 76cc heads, im getting patriot freedom series heads with 64cc chambers, can anyone tell me what my comp ratio will be? thanks
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Re: Need help figuring out my comp ratio..
can anyone tell me what my comp ratio will be?
Without knowing all that, you also would have no way of knowing what your CR is now. Looking up in the catalog and seeing the pistons are sold as "9.6:1" or whatever, is NOWHERE NEAR accurate enough, due to all the production, machining, assembly, and parts selection variations that are possible.
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Car: 2005 Lincoln LS, 83' Z28
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Transmission: 5R55S, T5 soon to be auto
Axle/Gears: 3.58s and soon to be 4.10s
Re: Need help figuring out my comp ratio..
Not too sure on all that stuff... Just going off what I was told when I bought the car.. its all stock except for being bored .030, gonna pull the old heads this weekend.. could you give me a well educated guess?
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Re: Need help figuring out my comp ratio..
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Re: Need help figuring out my comp ratio..
I doubt you have 9.6:1 with 76cc heads. Once you pull off the old heads you can measure the deck height, measure the piston dish size, and then we can help you out.
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