Reply to "TRW L2416F Piston Compression Height?"

wasatchcatMember

Doug, yes, it was posted on the 351C forum, sorry for the confusion. I am trying to do this with the motor in the car and keep the pistons that are installed. Not that many miles on them. I agree, I don't want to above 10:1, more like 9.5 or so. I may just have to take the time and pull the heads before I order. When you say "the number was only an approximation to begin with" are you referring to the dish volume? Thanks, Evan

12/16/129:49 AM

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