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Thread: CNC Combustion Chamber for Turbo 90mm Bore VEs!

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2008-03-09 04:00:17
#11
Does the same cnc program work for de(t)'s i.e are the ve combustion chambers the same as de(t) ones. The reason i ask is a machinist mate of mine is doing a program for a silvia sr20det and i was wondering if the same program would do my ve head

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Nick
2008-03-10 02:23:43
#12
the combustion chambers are a little diff, they are smaller. that is why the comp ratio with a ve head will be about .8 higher cr
2008-03-10 07:22:39
#13
Right that makes sense. Guess i'll just have to pay and get it done properly.
Damn I was so hoping to get a freebie
2008-03-11 01:03:26
#14
Originally Posted by Mazworx
Here's a video of the process:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nK-zG0hM7k


Wow that guy has a really really steady hand!
2008-03-25 16:43:51
#15
Originally Posted by cory
so how many more cc is the new combustion chamber? how much does it drop the cr


The new combustion chamber cc's out to 48cc. This was tested on our race head that has custom deep dished valves, so it may be 1-2 cc's less with regular VE valves.

Mark
[email]mark@mazworx.com[/email]
2008-03-25 18:45:55
#16
How many cc's with the untouched combustion chamber? I see that by doing this you can gain back compression with custom pistons. I know there has been talk about "pinch" needing to be there for better burn but thinking about it you can compensate it with a good pist design. Also you have pushed these motors to 4 digits already with this kind of CC so it is proven to make power efficiently....what were the EGTs though at high boost?
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