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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Pasadena, Texas, USA
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Trying to fine out compression ratio!
My son has a 87' chevy truck, with a stock fuel injection engine in it. I am wanting to know what the compression ratio is in this truck, and what size heads it has. I am thinking about putting the L98 heads on this truck, they are 59cc on the combustion chamber, i dont want to install them if it is going to jack the compression ratio up so much that it won't run on pump gas. Any ideal what the stock compression ratio is?
What cc heads is on there with out tearing it down? Sam
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should be 8.5:1 nominal with 76 cc chambbers and dished pistons
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Thanks Mike, that is what I was thinking, what would it be if you went from 76 cc chambers ( being 8.5:1 ) to 59 cc chambers?
Sam
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Desktop Dyno is showing 11.5:1 so it might not be a good idea :S
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chevyhouse,
That site does not do me any good. Sorry, It ask for info that I don't know, the engine is still in the truck and it is running. Sam
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Shreveport LA
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My guess would be around 10.2:1. Depends some on head gasket thickness though.
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I come up with: 59cc chamber-12ccdish-4.100 bore gasket-.039 thick-.025 deck height=====9.47-1
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