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Posted by ChadS on November 03, 2004 at 08:21:16 from (66.228.96.206):
In Reply to: 460 question part 2 posted by ChadS on November 03, 2004 at 08:11:35:
Ok here is photo number 2. Like I said, there is .304 difference in compression height between the 460, (221ci) which is 2.328 compression height. The C-263, which is 560-706 and others,, that have a compression height of 2.024. the photo, is of the same 706 sleeve and piston, only with the 460 compression height. See the difference sticking out of the top of the sleeve? With a few passes on the mill to build the clearence to fit the top of the pistons in the head, and valve reliefs. Should build some good compression in a 263 engine huh?? Thanks for looking! ChadS
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