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SteveNMaine
post Dec 2 2024, 08:17 AM
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I am trying to work out compression ratio of my 2056 build. In calculating head volume my understanding from the forum is that stock 2.0 heads have 57mm and the valve pockets on the pistons I am going to use is 3mm. Do I add these together to use 60mm in my calculations for head volume?
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post Dec 2 2024, 10:41 PM
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I am trying to work out compression ratio of my 2056 build. In calculating head volume my understanding from the forum is that stock 2.0 heads have 57mm and the valve pockets on the pistons I am going to use is 3mm. Do I add these together to use 60mm in my calculations for head volume?


Yes, you add the combustion chamber volume to the volume of the valve pockets on the top of the pistons. You figure out these two volumes by doing what the above posters said. You actually measure the volume.

Suggest you use one of those plastic circles with a hole drilled in it. Along with a burette with rubbing alcohol with a drop of food coloring in it. Best wishes for getting your compression ratio right.
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