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Re: who's got 4.500 pistons?
[Re: Deepockets]
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06/20/10 08:29 AM
06/20/10 08:29 AM
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440Jim
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i'm sure that i'll be ordering flat tops to acheive 12.1 comp. thanks for any sugestions
With 4.150" stroke and 4.500" bore, I take it you will be using heads with around 84cc chambers to get that CR. Are you trying to make a pump gas motor? IMO, that CR is almost no-man's-land. Pretty high for pump gas, and not high enough to take advantage of running high octane fuel. If you are planning race fuel, consider more CR (mill the heads).
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Re: who's got 4.500 pistons?
[Re: AndyF]
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06/20/10 11:51 AM
06/20/10 11:51 AM
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Dont forget CP, very nice parts.
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Re: who's got 4.500 pistons?
[Re: Al_Alguire]
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06/22/10 12:42 AM
06/22/10 12:42 AM
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