sliders wrote:little insight on square decking for the guy who asked.you build your bottom end and measure how high your pistons come out of the whole when at tdc,then run your numbers as to how high you can come out the hole with out doing valvetrain damage and running to high of a compression, say you want your piston to come out 10 thousands and number one is out 2 thousands and number 4 is out 4 thousands you then set your resurfacer so when you machine you are even at 10 thousands across the deck. This raises your compression but also gives you the same combustion chamber across the motor. For the guy who asked about what we ran on our cam degrees and why im not telling is , why would i want the guy beside me to get the info for free when we did all the work. I have given enough info on the basics you want the power, you do the research and time ,im not building your motor for you for free.
Along with CC'ing combustion chambers, that is what any decent engine builder should be doing to ensure compression is uniform across the board.
As in my previous post, can you at least post up the flow chart/s before/after of your porting results? It seems that the key to your claimed hp (and what peak torque output????) is how the head flows.
What CR are you running at? above 13.0:1?