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Re: 915 and 516 CC's [Re: Sport440] #1604300
04/09/14 12:11 AM
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How much do you think the seat and valve combined are ground on a wore out set of heads?

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Re: 915 and 516 CC's [Re: BSB67] #1604301
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How much do you think the seat and valve combined are ground on a wore out set of heads?





Not "Wore out", Just a valve job like you stated.

Back at you. How much do you think the seat and the valve combined are ground on Just a valve job?

Between the two, if its just a valve job as little as .010 maybe .020 if its surfaces are worn.

Not anywhere close to the .250 x.980 sloped .000 to .250 x 4.08 divot combined surface area of my valve reliefs that equates to 5cc in my KB 237,s

Valve job = touch the seat and the valve. .2cc

Valve reliefs = Big .250 x .980 x 4.08 Slanted gutter. 5cc

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Re: 915 and 516 CC's [Re: BSB67] #1604302
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My 67 440 has never been decked and I'm getting .065 -.070 on all cylinders.

Re: 915 and 516 CC's [Re: Sport440] #1604303
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One of us is doing the math wrong. I too would guess 0.010" to 0.020"

0.020" drop of both valves is almost 2 cc. If my math is wrong, please let me know.

Surface area of the entire valve verses the notch is not a good comparison.

My point is that if someone is getting 84 cc on a set of 915s, it might be be that it has had one or two NAPA valve grinds. Maybe just factory variability...I don't know

Re: 915 and 516 CC's [Re: elmor353] #1604304
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Can anyone tell me how many cc's the combustion chambers are on these heads?


The sets I've measured were between 80-82 cc

Re: 915 and 516 CC's [Re: BSB67] #1604305
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One of us is doing the math wrong. I too would guess 0.010" to 0.020"

0.020" drop of both valves is almost 2 cc. If my math is wrong, please let me know.






No your Math is correct, decided to check it myself instead of guesstimate.

At 0.010 on both a 2.14 and 1.81 valve = 1.011 cc

At 0.020 on both double that = 2.022 cc

My eyeball measurement wasnt very correct

Thanks for the correction

Re: 915 and 516 CC's [Re: Sport440] #1604306
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I used 2.08 and 1.74 as we are talking about factory heads so my numbers are a bit less. I too was a little surprised at the magnitude of the volume change with small changes in the valve depth.

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