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 Post subject: Shaved head cc's
PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2001 8:16 pm 
Just wondering if anyone has cut a head .100 and cc'd it. I haven't measured mine yet, but was curious what kind of numbers people had gotten. Also, is there much difference in combustion chamber size for different years?
Thanks, Tom

sschultz@telusplanet.net


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 Post subject: Re: Shaved head cc's
PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2001 8:19 pm 
Quote:
: Just wondering if anyone has cut a head .100
: and cc'd it. I haven't measured mine yet,
: but was curious what kind of numbers people
: had gotten. Also, is there much difference
: in combustion chamber size for different
: years?
: Thanks, Tom


I haven't done 0.100", but based on other heads I've done, I'd say the cc's should work out around 41-44.

Lou


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 Post subject: Re: Shaved head cc's
PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2001 12:19 am 
It depends on the type of valve and how deep they are seated in the head. I think mine is 56 cc. I can look it up if it is that inportant.

Will
Quote:
: Just wondering if anyone has cut a head .100
: and cc'd it. I haven't measured mine yet,
: but was curious what kind of numbers people
: had gotten. Also, is there much difference
: in combustion chamber size for different
: years?
: Thanks, Tom



slantsix@netzero.net


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 Post subject: Re: Milled SL6 head cc's
PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2001 10:47 pm 
Quote:
: Just wondering if anyone has cut a head .100
: and cc'd it. I haven't measured mine yet,
: but was curious what kind of numbers people
: had gotten. Also, is there much difference
: in combustion chamber size for different
: years?
: Thanks, Tom


All the SL6 heads are about the same chamber size which is called-out at 54 CCs, In "real life" they run a bit more then that. (55 to as much as 60) I feel that a lot of the difference is based on the type of valve used. (dished vs flat face and how deep the seat is)
The last SL6 head I milled .100 and put large "flat faced" O/S valves into, ended-up at 39 CCs.
( I kept the valves up high in the chamber for the best flow )
DD

More Info. on SL6 Head Milling & CCs


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