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CC the chamber(s)...
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Not sure how to do it but just by cc' ing heads wont tell that much because of variances in castings.
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That being as it may.....you should be able to tell any appreciable differance.....
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There is a pad on the side that is usaully a certain depth to began with. I read this on Scott's site Reincarnation-automotive .com . Go there for the measurement or maybe Scott or somebody will help,,, good luck.
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True, but I assume he is not wanting to know "just to know" but because he is trying to figure out compression or something along those lines. However, I don't know why he is wanting to know so...
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Theres a half moon pad on the deck of the head towards the ex. side that measures about .110" roughly when the heads are uncut. Just lay a known straight edge across the surface and measure with feeler gauges. Are you having trouble fitting the intake?
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If I remember correctly the D0VE heads had a stock CC of something like 72CC's....??? CC the chamber and it figures out to something like 2 CC's per .005" or .010" cut off, it's been so long I can't remember....sorry. But that's how you figure it.
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I have a set of heads I bought last year that are milled a bunch I came up with about .125 thousands and a .100 thousands on the other comparing to the heads that I have that are not milled. I already used the half moon method but didn't no if this was wright. So what would the cc be of the chamber?
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