Dome volume
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RE: Dome volume
can always use the formula to find out the differance from one compression to the other.There lots of formulas the one i use is.(b/2 x b/2 x 51.48 x s+ svp) divided by svp
Svp =swept volume poured used mostly for when you can cc the heads but if your half *** at math you can rework it to find out the svp for compresion you have for 95 ci its 773+svp dived by svp =compression.So if you use a 9.4:1 you would have close to 94 ccs,so to get 10.5 we get 81 ccs so the dome has to be 13 ccs differance.thats for a 95 ci using 3.875 with 4 inch crank if its 96 ci then you have to rerub the numbers.
Svp =swept volume poured used mostly for when you can cc the heads but if your half *** at math you can rework it to find out the svp for compresion you have for 95 ci its 773+svp dived by svp =compression.So if you use a 9.4:1 you would have close to 94 ccs,so to get 10.5 we get 81 ccs so the dome has to be 13 ccs differance.thats for a 95 ci using 3.875 with 4 inch crank if its 96 ci then you have to rerub the numbers.
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