another head question??
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my friend has a 06 cammed 5.3, with stock 706 heads... (918's springs)
what will his compression be with port/polish, and .030milled and stock valves?? some body told him his compression now is 9:5 and with the above work done on the heads it should go to 10:1
is this true?? thanks for the help...
what will his compression be with port/polish, and .030milled and stock valves?? some body told him his compression now is 9:5 and with the above work done on the heads it should go to 10:1
is this true?? thanks for the help...
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yea thats pretty close, might be a little higher but not positive. I'm pretty sure with .045 milled you get about 10.4-10.5
edit* this is stock other than milling, port and polish will change things
edit* this is stock other than milling, port and polish will change things
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From: From Houma La. Living n Ellisville Miss.
from what a few engine shop around here say for every 5ths. you go up 1 number so if it is 9.5 stock you shave it 5ths it will go up to 9.6.
don't quote me i am going by what i was told when i builded my new engine
don't quote me i am going by what i was told when i builded my new engine
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I use .007" as a mill/cc ratio factor. The 5.3l is indeed factory rated at 9.5:1 c/r. So milling .030 would reduce the chamber volume by about 4.3cc. Each cc starting at around 9.5:1 is worth about .12 of a point of compression. I see that milling .030" would net you right at 10.01:1 c/r. Your mileage may vary.
Good luck,
Richard
Good luck,
Richard
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