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Cutting down CC and effects on dry and wet flow

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Old Aug 11, 2007 | 12:43 AM
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Cutting down CC and effects on dry and wet flow

Was wondering what kind of good/bad/no effects I could run into when it comes to wet and dry flow out of a valve by decreasing the combustion chamber on a head, specifically Dart's SBF 225s, and would angle milling help/hurt any effects at all? I need to drop them down to about 52 ccs.

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Old Aug 15, 2007 | 06:59 PM
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No it shouldn't cause any problems at all. The flow is mostly dictated by the flow out of the valve within about a 1/2 inch. The good part is the intake side of the chamber is also the part of the valve closest to the short side radius of the intake port so there is less flow there, luckily because that is the area effected the most by milling the head.

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