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Old 08-10-2013, 03:18 PM   #1
msgdsrf
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Re: 383 Build

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If you don't mind, could we get some more info on your engine build that allows you to run the 11-1 static compression?
Nothing real special. I would say the cam intake closing at 67 ABDC keeps cylinder preasures where is runs well (and it really does). Does that take away low end, well not if you have the compression to begin with I'd say.

OEM Roller block .03 over, .015 deck (Yes, I would have perfered zero deck)
Cast 3.75 crank
Flat top Hyper w Moly comp ring
.039 gasket (x4.166 as spec'd by AFR)
AFR 180 street ported, 63cc
Compcams XR282HR-10
1.6 Rockers
Performer Air Gap
Speed Demon 650 Vacuum, Jets .07/.104, 6.5PV (@12.7AFR)

TH400 w/2600 stall, 3.73 gears and 29" tires

I have only limited experience with SBCs but have modified enough Thumpers and Twins to get a handle on four strokes. From the bike world I've always considered cylinder cranking pressure as the measure of how it might operate. Static Compression is only one factor towards what cylinder pressure will be and that is ultimately what will determine how easily compression contributes to detonation, IMHO. Then you have volumetric efficiency, cylinder heat, intake charge temps, and...
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Old 08-11-2013, 12:30 AM   #2
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Re: 383 Build

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Originally Posted by msgdsrf View Post
Nothing real special. I would say the cam intake closing at 67 ABDC keeps cylinder preasures where is runs well (and it really does). Does that take away low end, well not if you have the compression to begin with I'd say.

OEM Roller block .03 over, .015 deck (Yes, I would have perfered zero deck)
Cast 3.75 crank
Flat top Hyper w Moly comp ring
.039 gasket (x4.166 as spec'd by AFR)
AFR 180 street ported, 63cc
Compcams XR282HR-10
1.6 Rockers
Performer Air Gap
Speed Demon 650 Vacuum, Jets .07/.104, 6.5PV (@12.7AFR)

TH400 w/2600 stall, 3.73 gears and 29" tires

I have only limited experience with SBCs but have modified enough Thumpers and Twins to get a handle on four strokes. From the bike world I've always considered cylinder cranking pressure as the measure of how it might operate. Static Compression is only one factor towards what cylinder pressure will be and that is ultimately what will determine how easily compression contributes to detonation, IMHO. Then you have volumetric efficiency, cylinder heat, intake charge temps, and...
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