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From: Bergen County, NJ Democrats, doing for the country what they did for Michigan
Compression Ratio Question.......
Ok, last annoying question as to my build.......
The stock CR was 10.25:1. The only thing I changed was the gasket. I went from .050 to .040. What is my CR now.
I know that there are CR calculators out there. I don't have all the info such as deck height, which would be stock, and piston volume, again, stock.....
Any help would be appreciated. Anyone think I picked up 1/4 point? 1/2?
From: One day you're a Comet...the next day you're dust... Arkansas
I don't know but it wouldn't be much. Can you use one of those calculators to model a baseline that is close, and then just change the gasket variable? That should give you some idea. My guess maybe .25:1
From: Bergen County, NJ Democrats, doing for the country what they did for Michigan
Originally Posted by mgbss
JSUP
I was just working on this last night, I will try to look it up for you but I think it is less than .25, I will guess about an .125
Joe
I used an online calculator and just minipulated some of the numbers and came up with 10.5.
I left the chamber size and such the same, just manipulated the deck clearance and piston volume until I hit 10.25, or close enough to it. Then I changed the gasket.
From: One day you're a Comet...the next day you're dust... Arkansas
Originally Posted by jsup
I used an online calculator and just minipulated some of the numbers and came up with 10.5.
I left the chamber size and such the same, just manipulated the deck clearance and piston volume until I hit 10.25, or close enough to it. Then I changed the gasket.
I don't think that's all that accurate.
That's what I was suggesting. The nice thing is .... the point is moot. It is what it is!
I came up with about a .25 as everybody else did however I had to mess with the numbers to get the stock to 10.25, what is the dish of the stock piston?