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Dave Bell |
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Anybody know where you can find the head volume, cc's, for the different 914 stock heads?
1.7L 1.8L 2.0L - Dave |
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MattR |
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Its going to vary from engine to engine. If you're calculating compression ratio, CC your heads after all the valvework is done. To do that, place a piece of clear flat plexiglass on top of your combustion chamber with a small hole in it. Fill the chamber with a fluid (automatic transmission fluid works). Then transfer it all out with a syrenge into a beaker with measurements in cubic centimeters. That will give you head CCs.
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