Stroker compression ratio
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Stroker compression ratio
I am in the middle of a Stroker build.. hung up on one thing... what is the ideal Compression ratio. I don't care what fuel grade i need to run. Premium Is A O K! but what compression ratio should I shoot for?
My currect setup will net me
9.7-1 Static compression ratio.
8.4-1 Dynamic compression ratio.
I just want to make sure I'll be ok, or If I should try and drop it a little to be on the safe side... any thoughts? what are you running on your stroker?
My currect setup will net me
9.7-1 Static compression ratio.
8.4-1 Dynamic compression ratio.
I just want to make sure I'll be ok, or If I should try and drop it a little to be on the safe side... any thoughts? what are you running on your stroker?
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Originally Posted by Gorillaxj
I am in the middle of a Stroker build.. hung up on one thing... what is the ideal Compression ratio. I don't care what fuel grade i need to run. Premium Is A O K! but what compression ratio should I shoot for?
My currect setup will net me
9.7-1 Static compression ratio.
8.4-1 Dynamic compression ratio.
I just want to make sure I'll be ok, or If I should try and drop it a little to be on the safe side... any thoughts? what are you running on your stroker?
My currect setup will net me
9.7-1 Static compression ratio.
8.4-1 Dynamic compression ratio.
I just want to make sure I'll be ok, or If I should try and drop it a little to be on the safe side... any thoughts? what are you running on your stroker?
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