That sounds like a cracking set up and probably just about the same as what I will end up with. My aim is to crack 100bhp/tonne. Flywheel that is. Will definitely go hotter than 266 I think. 276 or 286 for sure. Depends what I find. And lightened flywheel for sure.
Smiffy. Just to get this straight. You say with half inch clearance there is plenty of room for skimming. So 120thou for 9:1 CR should theoretically be totally fine?
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998 cylinder heads, suitable camshafts and compression ratio
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Re: 998 cylinder heads, suitable camshafts and compression r
On the three heads I've measured you can take off enough, that the thickness of the deck would come into question. Before you get anywhere near the oil drilling.dhenry wrote:Smiffy. Just to get this straight. You say with half inch clearance there is plenty of room for skimming. So 120thou for 9:1 CR should theoretically be totally fine?
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Ok, I see. Well if the oil way is fine and the deck gets too thin what are the potential problems one might face?
Also, when skimming a head I would assume you would need to shorten your pushrods also?
Also, when skimming a head I would assume you would need to shorten your pushrods also?
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Re: 998 cylinder heads, suitable camshafts and compression r
You may be able to shim the rockers to make up the difference.