Piston Deck Hieght Range Proper? Copper Gaskets?, Playing with ideas for Compression ratios.. |
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Piston Deck Hieght Range Proper? Copper Gaskets?, Playing with ideas for Compression ratios.. |
detoxcowboy |
Jan 10 2010, 10:30 PM
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What is the proper deck hieght range for pistons? Mahle 94mmx71mm euro spec.. Curious as to what is perfect and how wide is the safe to error margine? Also what is the take on Copper Gaskets? I understand the professionals sometimes do not use gaskets but I believe I wil be needing some as to keep the comprssion ratio value decent.. My cylider heads measure at 55 cc's on 3 chanbers and 55.1 on 1 chamber (If I am remembering correctly but will have them re cc'd prior) Just trying a layout in my head..
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