Final configuration of rebuilding my 502
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It looks like finding a good ring pack for the stock 4.46 bore is a pita, so may as well punch it out to 4.5 bore, and my biggest question is upping my CR a good idea for 91 pump gas? I’m switching out the ZZ502 cam for the 168731 can which should bleed off a little more pressure, and SRP makes a -10cc piston that was made for the Edelbrock heads. It looks even if I deck the block .010 I should be at 10.25:1 at most, and that’s not including the bore notching and the fact that the Edelbrock heads tend to measure out closer 113cc according to the internet. Thoughts?
stock GM 4bolt 9.8 block
edelbrock Rpm Performer oval heads (advertised 110cc chambers)
Victor Jr intake
QF850m carb
Crane 731 cam
SRP pistons w/moly too ring
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/srp-212161-8
stock GM 4bolt 9.8 block
edelbrock Rpm Performer oval heads (advertised 110cc chambers)
Victor Jr intake
QF850m carb
Crane 731 cam
SRP pistons w/moly too ring
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/srp-212161-8
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If you can find the cam card valve (timing events) for the zz cam post it. Also I may have mis read your first post with your piston being dome or dish. I can ck comp calculator also when I get back.
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It should be +10 cc for a dish. That would give you 8.85
With a 3 cc dish, you'd be about 9.3 and adding 1 cc for bore notching would be 9.23
With flat tops you'd be at 9.5 and 9.43
With a 3 cc dish, you'd be about 9.3 and adding 1 cc for bore notching would be 9.23
With flat tops you'd be at 9.5 and 9.43
Last edited by Griff; 03-18-2018 at 12:57 PM.
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I'm not an engine builder, I would run it on 93 pump gas, I would run more cam though. Here's another calculator Compression Ratio Calculator | Tools | Diamond Racing Pistons






