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Old 08-14-2013, 11:52 PM
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Just another thought. What was the bore size measurement of the gaskets you used when you put your heads on?
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flat tops with valve reliefs and 3.910
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You have something else going on. If the piston is .008" out of the hole, with your combo, you are at 11.67:1 static and 8.90:1 dynamic. Which is in line and should run like a raped ape.

Usually you want to stick around 8.5:1 dynamic but a lot of guys have gotten away with figures well over 9.0:1. Not sure where everyone is getting there calculations from
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Think it could be that fast intake
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With my old setup I was around 11.5:1 SCR and with the valve events of the cam I was running my DCR was right on about 9:1.

Running 93 octane and had my timing in the mid 20's up around my shift point and of course slightly less around peak torque as it should be but didn't have any detonation problems what so ever.
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when i put the numbers into a CR calculator im getting 12.4:1. am i doing it wrong or what?
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Originally Posted by oakley6575
You have something else going on. If the piston is .008" out of the hole, with your combo, you are at 11.67:1 static and 8.90:1 dynamic. Which is in line and should run like a raped ape.

Usually you want to stick around 8.5:1 dynamic but a lot of guys have gotten away with figures well over 9.0:1. Not sure where everyone is getting there calculations from

I came up with a static around 11.7:1 myself with the info given in this thread using the dcr calculator that I use.
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Ok so ill swap the intake and if that doesnt do it ill bench flo the injectors amd see if they are really 57's
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Plugs are showing brown so no oil and not to lean
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ok so i went out and bought 10 gallons of 112 octane and put it in the tank. before i added the fuel it was 91 octane. this thing pinged like crazy past 1/4 throttle. after about 10 miles or so that all went away with the 112. i think i have pistons without valve reliefs and have to high of compression for 91 octane. any thoughts? im going to put a bore scope in the spark plug holes tomorrow to see what pistons are in there.


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