Subject	You're thinking too hard.
Posted by	SeedyRom on August 06, 2001 at 8:19 PM
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In Reply To	I dont know those values. What I am asking is how does >> posted by AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) on August 06, 2001 at 08:04 PM
Message	Compression ratio if defined simply as the volume above the piston at BDC, divided by the volume above the piston at TDC. And you know that. Just use this... Oh and I'm surprised you don't know the deck height of the engine! Man, with JUST that and the bore/stroke you can get all kinds of info! Vote on my Z on www.cardomain.com! Fords are killing us! Zheaven.com has a new, FASTER server! Latest update includes full writeup on the 3rd annual L.A. Sports Car Canyon Drive 07/30/01 -- Click my Z below to enter.
Follow Ups	Why is NA compression 186psi @ 10.5:1? Should be 154.35?>>> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 18:27:48 08/06/01 Don't think so...I was told compression for a TT should be>> - Seb300ZX 19:00:37 08/06/01 I am asking how you can get 186psi with 10.5:1 comp. ratio>> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 19:08:17 08/06/01 You're off bro. Gimme the stock VG deck height and I'll tell - SeedyRom 19:27:22 08/06/01 I dont know those values. What I am asking is how does >> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 20:04:48 08/06/01 You're thinking too hard. - SeedyRom 20:19:55 08/06/01 With that in mind >>> - racer Z 20:41:13 08/06/01 I'd never thought I'd see the day when.. - got rice? 21:15:35 08/06/01 lol! I know a few things... - SeedyRom 21:24:50 08/06/01 But that doesn't answer his question - Marshall 22:07:55 08/06/01 That's because there is more to it... - SeedyRom 22:51:00 08/06/01 I think that's already accounted for - Marshall 06:17:21 08/07/01 As carbon builds up within the cylinders/at the - GamblerZ 22:14:03 08/06/01 lol, that would be a LOT of carbon (n/m) - Marshall 22:17:03 08/06/01 Argh. Nononono. Manual states 186psi for NA. >> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 22:41:40 08/06/01 Friends NA was up to 215 in a comp test...is that ok? (n/m) - Russ ZTT (Jax, Fl) 07:15:10 08/07/01 Do you think temperature could cause that? - Marshall 22:02:59 08/06/01 That is a very good point. 31psi in heat. Hmmmmmm..??? (n/m) - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 22:43:08 08/06/01 I have a couple more thoughts about this... - Marshall 06:25:04 08/07/01
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