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Double Head Gasket Lower Compression. This is by far the easiest method of reducing. Calculate the required thickness of the thicker head gasket based on the desired new compression ratio. A thicker gasket will reduce the compression ratio by a small fraction, probably only by.1 or.2. A rule of thumb for. I saw felpro has several head. I bought a set of speed pro hyper h615p +.020 pistons for my 400, compression is suppose to be around 10.7 with a 64cc heads. I have figured my compression around 11.4? My sometimes faulty calculations show that two gaskets with 0.042 compressed thickness each would result in a compression. Knowing how much you've taken off the block and head, if you could manage a 10:1 cr with head gasket thickness alone, you'll be close enough to stock. The only way you will increase stroke is with a stoker kit, which usually involves a crank shaft and sometimes a head block.

I saw felpro has several head. A rule of thumb for. Calculate the required thickness of the thicker head gasket based on the desired new compression ratio. I bought a set of speed pro hyper h615p +.020 pistons for my 400, compression is suppose to be around 10.7 with a 64cc heads. Knowing how much you've taken off the block and head, if you could manage a 10:1 cr with head gasket thickness alone, you'll be close enough to stock. This is by far the easiest method of reducing. The only way you will increase stroke is with a stoker kit, which usually involves a crank shaft and sometimes a head block. My sometimes faulty calculations show that two gaskets with 0.042 compressed thickness each would result in a compression. I have figured my compression around 11.4? A thicker gasket will reduce the compression ratio by a small fraction, probably only by.1 or.2.

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Double Head Gasket Lower Compression The only way you will increase stroke is with a stoker kit, which usually involves a crank shaft and sometimes a head block. My sometimes faulty calculations show that two gaskets with 0.042 compressed thickness each would result in a compression. Knowing how much you've taken off the block and head, if you could manage a 10:1 cr with head gasket thickness alone, you'll be close enough to stock. I bought a set of speed pro hyper h615p +.020 pistons for my 400, compression is suppose to be around 10.7 with a 64cc heads. This is by far the easiest method of reducing. Calculate the required thickness of the thicker head gasket based on the desired new compression ratio. The only way you will increase stroke is with a stoker kit, which usually involves a crank shaft and sometimes a head block. I have figured my compression around 11.4? A rule of thumb for. I saw felpro has several head. A thicker gasket will reduce the compression ratio by a small fraction, probably only by.1 or.2.