Improve quench with head gasket?
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It's an experiment. I had no choice with the pistons, I wanted to see the difference between cylinder heads. Now I'm curious about the lack of quench, does it help, hurt, or even matter.
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I could. With out the quench area the Combustion chamber will run hotter than one with. It will require a less volatile fuel (Higher octane).
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GPM, why don't you start your own thread on this. There are some great engine builders and tech people on this site that could answer your question.
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Gpm, did you talk to Brodix about possible piston designs? I see on their web site that the head was designed for high compression pro stock style drag racing, but someone else must be using them with superchargers.
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I did talk to Brodix before I bought the heads. The pistons are custom Wiseco, I've been running them for 2 seasons now, the motor makes very good power. I don't want to take over the thread, I was just curious if anyone tried something similar.
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Originally Posted by tomcat
Is that how much dish you need to get the compression down on small chamber spread port heads?