Subject	Here are the cc flow number before and after on the
Posted by	AzHeat on March 17, 2004 at 12:43 AM
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In Reply To	Just figured out my compression ratio with my posted by AzHeat on March 17, 2004 at 12:35 AM
Message	intake side. Stock valves stock combustion chamber Lift cfm .100 81 .200 156 .300 207 .350 226 1 mm oversize valves with stock combustion chamber Lift cfm .100 65 .200 147 .300 210 .350 246 1 mm oversize valves with chamber work Lift cfm .100 90 .200 175 .300 231 .350 252
Follow Ups	Just figured out my compression ratio with my - AzHeat 00:35:44 03/17/04 Here are the cc flow number before and after on the - AzHeat 00:43:41 03/17/04 Wow...that is going to be one laggy Mofo....... (n/m) - Kyle(Houston) 07:26:54 03/17/04 What is the stock head cc volume? Did I calculate the - AzHeat 12:54:06 03/17/04 lagtastic!!! (n/m) - aliaZ 09:34:07 03/17/04 I guess the question is "how are you going to fix that?" (n/m) - RSR 11:38:23 03/17/04 you can also use rice. it's a non distructive test medium. - ni[X]it 11:49:41 03/17/04 actually, you may have calculated wrong - aliaZ 12:17:58 03/17/04 Really? So my compression ratio isn't that low? (n/m) - AzHeat 12:51:33 03/17/04 You're right. So my compression isn't that low. - AzHeat 13:04:54 03/17/04 you're welcome (n/m) - aliaZ 17:24:52 03/17/04
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