Compression ratio calculators
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Compression ratio calculators
Are these just estimates or what? I have put my info into 3 or 4 different calcs and gotten different answers ranging from 9.1 to 9.4
Diamond racing's calculator gives me 9.3:1
http://www.diamondracing.net/cocalc.htm
This one gives me 9.4:1
http://www.csgnetwork.com/compcalc.html
The one included with Desktop Dyno gives me 9.16:1
I'm tempted to believe Diamond's most because it considers many more factors than the other, but what's the deal? A range of .3 is a big difference.
4.03" bore
4.00" stroke
6.125" rods
4.125" head gasket diameter
.04" thickness
9.23" main bore to deck (stock for the 6.0 iron block)
.3" from top of piston to first ring
64cc heads
28cc piston dish
-.008" deck clearance (I've heard between -.006 and -.010, so I just went halfway)
Diamond racing's calculator gives me 9.3:1
http://www.diamondracing.net/cocalc.htm
This one gives me 9.4:1
http://www.csgnetwork.com/compcalc.html
The one included with Desktop Dyno gives me 9.16:1
I'm tempted to believe Diamond's most because it considers many more factors than the other, but what's the deal? A range of .3 is a big difference.
4.03" bore
4.00" stroke
6.125" rods
4.125" head gasket diameter
.04" thickness
9.23" main bore to deck (stock for the 6.0 iron block)
.3" from top of piston to first ring
64cc heads
28cc piston dish
-.008" deck clearance (I've heard between -.006 and -.010, so I just went halfway)
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Well giving the exact specs you have there. I come up with 9.43:1 doing it the old fashioned way with the piston .008" out of the hole.
Last edited by TurboGibbs; 11-29-2006 at 09:06 PM. Reason: I'm a dumbass.
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Well giving the exact specs you have there. I come up with 9.43:1 doing it the old fashioned way with the piston .008" down in the hole.
What's the old fashioned way? Just crunch the numbers yourself?
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Originally Posted by thunder550
The number I gave was actually for piston out of the hole
What's the old fashioned way? Just crunch the numbers yourself?
What's the old fashioned way? Just crunch the numbers yourself?
yeah, good old fashioned math but I usually use an online calculator to check my work.
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Originally Posted by thunder550
Won't idle/low pulse tuning be easier with the smaller ones?