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Old 12-08-2021, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by 68WarDog View Post
Recently I had my GTO NM engine refreshed since it hadn't been run in about 13 years. The cam was updated to a 224/231 @0.050, .480 lift on a 112 LSA hft.After using the Wallace compression calculator, we decided to leave the pistons .020 below deck. The Felpro 1016 gasket has a 4.3 gasket diameter , with. 039 crushed, and my #13s measured 78cc, putting the compression at 9.46. Talking with my engine builder we decided to ceramic coat the pistons top, to help prevent damaging the pistons should I get a tank of not so good 91/93 gas. Do ceramic coating really help against detonation damage? And how many builders are actually using ceramic coating?
I know people " cringe" after their fun at the desktop
Tools, but here goes. Your calculated STATIC CR of 9.46 will most likely be at around 8.5 DYNAMIC. ( running).
This should be perfect for even 89 octane depending on your timing and fuel adjustment. Sounds like a good build even without the ceramic.

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