Reply to "TRW L2416F Piston Compression Height?"

wasatchcatMember

Yes, I want to leave the pistons alone, the motor runs great. Just want to wake it up a little and replace the 40 year old valve train parts while I am in there. A new cam will probably be called for.

12:1 would be a lot of fun when you can find fuel.

Any chance you wrote down your piston to deck distance when you assembled the motor?

Sounds like I will be safe shaving the new heads down around 58-60cc. I assume I can get the machinist to cc the heads once they are done.

Thanks.

12/16/122:33 PM

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