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03-22-2023, 08:53 PM
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Compression
Have a 400 30 over, eagle stroker crank, h beam rods, torker II, with iron heads that need a rebuild, so thinking about tossing them. I have set of speed master 72cc heads I would like to use instead of the iron heads.
I ran this calc off butler’s site, assuming I use their copper .093 head gasket. Are my figures correct? If so is 11.18 too high for pump gas, and would a 108 LSA cam help this deal be more pump gas friendly? (have not selected a cam yet) Have a 3.36 rear and continental converter “should flash 2800-3200”. Thanks all Last edited by X72GPX; 03-22-2023 at 08:56 PM. Reason: Uploaded photo |
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