Reply to "Cobra jet engine"

George PAdmin.

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Originally posted by jwr2968:
...I always read that compression ratio for the 72 cobra jet engine was 8.6 to 1.Not that 8.8 is any big difference.

John, the difference is not significant, but you are correct. I looked it up, my brain had certainly scrambled the facts over time. The 1972 351C HO was rated at 8.8:1 compression ratio, the Cobra Jet motor of that year was only 8.6:1. Good eye! Thanks for keeping me on my toes.

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Originally posted by bulldog:
George, thanks for taking the trouble to reply. That was very informative.

You're most certainly welcome

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3/15/069:38 AM

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