TVS. 10:1 or 9.5:1 pistons?
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What about compression if we throw some hotter cams in the equation?
Longer duration tends to lower dynamic compression (valve closes later in the compression stroke), so to counter this I was thinking about raising static compression a tad. (slightly thinner headgasket)
Like to make my power with the least boost possible... ;-)
(Did Area not said something similar about compression in his cam comparison thread?)
Longer duration tends to lower dynamic compression (valve closes later in the compression stroke), so to counter this I was thinking about raising static compression a tad. (slightly thinner headgasket)
Like to make my power with the least boost possible... ;-)
(Did Area not said something similar about compression in his cam comparison thread?)
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What about compression if we throw some hotter cams in the equation?
Longer duration tends to lower dynamic compression (valve closes later in the compression stroke), so to counter this I was thinking about raising static compression a tad. (slightly thinner headgasket)
Like to make my power with the least boost possible... ;-)
(Did Area not said something similar about compression in his cam comparison thread?)
Longer duration tends to lower dynamic compression (valve closes later in the compression stroke), so to counter this I was thinking about raising static compression a tad. (slightly thinner headgasket)
Like to make my power with the least boost possible... ;-)
(Did Area not said something similar about compression in his cam comparison thread?)
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