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Old Jan 1, 2014 | 12:13 AM
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I'm trying to finalize my parts list many may know I'm building a 370 block with 212218 cam -3.2 forged pistons.. with those pistons and 243 heads untouched I should be around 10.4-10.6 well I have found some 243 but the owner had them milled but milled just enough to get a smooth surface, my question is would that affect the cr that much to where I have to run a different piston to stay at least 10.1 my goals are to have enough compression so out of boost it can still roll but in boost it shines.
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Old Jan 1, 2014 | 08:21 AM
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Depends on how much "just enough to get a smooth surface" is. If all that needs to come off the heads is like .005, then there shouldn't be an issue. You could always make up for it with a thicker head gasket.
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Old Jan 1, 2014 | 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by bluebommer07
I'm trying to finalize my parts list many may know I'm building a 370 block with 212218 cam -3.2 forged pistons.. with those pistons and 243 heads untouched I should be around 10.4-10.6 well I have found some 243 but the owner had them milled but milled just enough to get a smooth surface, my question is would that affect the cr that much to where I have to run a different piston to stay at least 10.1 my goals are to have enough compression so out of boost it can still roll but in boost it shines.
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What fuel are you going to run? The stock LS3 is 10.7 : 1, no issues with the Gen5 guys going FI.

I am right around 10.6:1 with a Whipple but on E85.
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Old Jan 1, 2014 | 12:08 PM
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heads were milled .005 no more than .006
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Depends on how much "just enough to get a smooth surface" is. If all that needs to come off the heads is like .005, then there shouldn't be an issue. You could always make up for it with a thicker head gasket.
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Old Jan 1, 2014 | 12:09 PM
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I will be running pump gas with meth
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What fuel are you going to run? The stock LS3 is 10.7 : 1, no issues with the Gen5 guys going FI.

I am right around 10.6:1 with a Whipple but on E85.
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You will just have to measure everything when you do your pre assembly to know for sure.
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