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GT40 Tech - Engines/Induction/ExhaustMotors and engine related - right here!
Am interested in what "racers" are using to keep the fire from the water jacket(gaskets??)in small block fords? assuming all tuning is within normal safety parrameters.
10.5:1 Comp/ratio,4-7000rpm for 15 to 60 minutes.
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These are the gaskets I am currently intending using. I understand they can be re-used. The top of the block is machined for O rings. Any helpful comments or suggestions welcome.
Thx Lee ,they're thick gaskets Huh,you'll need pop up pistons or a 48cc combustion chamber to get some compression
I've had good results with Felpro 1011's-- but we didn't use them in this instance .could be a lean out/to much spark advance at high RPM resulting in a detonation problem?? still investigating.
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