Thread: COMPRESSION
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Old 09-23-2011, 01:50 AM
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JEFF69Z28
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Originally Posted by doorracer
I agree with Mark that pistons are a good way to go, what I stated was the easiest. That's what you asked for. To me though having a flatter piston and getting the compression I want is better. Nothing getting in the way of the flame front and angle milling rolls the valve angle.

I don't know what is in your engine regarding " selling what you have and building a high compression motor". The parts in the bottom you have now may be fine.

This is not an attack on Mark's comments. He could be right, I just don't know specifically what you have in your engine. Just my opinion on what you are wanting to do.

Again, is this on gas?
YES 110 VP,JE FLAT TOPS 2 RELIEF,EAGLE CRANK/6 INCH RODS/BULLET CAM/GS ROLLER LIFTERS/SUPER VIC INTAKE 1050 HP HOLLEY.CAM SPECS ARE ABOVE POST

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