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  1. slowkaw

    converting to 28h2o

    Hope someone can help. I know there is a formula to convert a flowbench reading from 10" H2O to 28" H2O. The flowbench I have access to is 10". Thanks. David
  2. slowkaw

    Gapless Rings-Opinions

    I made a big mistake when typing my clearance figures on my last post. I meant to say .0065" piston-to-cyl. clearance. David
  3. slowkaw

    Gapless Rings-Opinions

    This stuff really starts to make me think I don't know anything. Cycle and I just tore down my 1075cc Kawasaki, and found the piston-to-cylinder wall at .065" and ring end gap at .019". This engine took me to a 9.61 e.t.@136+mph run while driving through the clutch slightly. This...
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    squish or quench area

    At this point, I have to add something. Cycle is right about the dragbike engines running about .043". Several years ago, I had an engine in my bike that displaced 999cc. I miscalculated the crushed fiber gasket thickness and it ended up about .037"-.038". This engine ran very...
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    squish or quench area

    Thanks guys for the quick response! MaxRace, I look forward to the info you mentioned. I know well-known people like the late Smokey Yunick specified tight squish areas. One of the other people on this forum (Cycle) and I are good friends and work together part-time. Several years ago, I...
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    squish or quench area

    This is my first post on this forum and I am hoping that someone can enlighten me on something. On another web page forum the discussion was on quench area. The vehicle being dicussed has a piston-to-head clearance in the neighborhood of .073". I stated that this seemed too large of a...

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