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Re: It is complicated - combustion chambers count
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Posted by Tramway Guy on March 27, 2006 at 08:41:36 from (64.19.75.43):
In Reply to: It is complicated - combustion chambers count posted by jdemaris on March 27, 2006 at 07:18:23:
Jdemaris, the displacement does not matter how the combustion chamber is shaped or the head gasket or anything else. It is just (the area of the piston) times (the stroke) times (the number of cylinders). The combustion chamber and all the other stuff you mention is pertinent to figuring the compression ratio, however. I have never heard of a 396 being called a 402. And if you use the more accepted value of pi as 3.14159, you come closer to 396....
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