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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by s19243h, Feb 22, 2016.

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  1. s19243h
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    i have a 69 350 chevy that is in a camaro was doing a intake swap and found it was not a roller cam ,,as i was told it would be so i decided to pull a head because i was told it had 12:1 pistons also. i dont think these are 12:1 ,can some one identify this piston and maybe what the compression ratio is with 64cc brodix trac one heads 12744565_1151055464955902_8064608814212398565_n.jpg
     
  2. aaggie
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    Looks like it might be close on the compression ratio. Years ago they would be called pop up pistons.
    It also looks like you twisted off a head stud. On Chevy blocks the bolts go into water so you need to seal the threads and don't screw in the studs until the threads bottom. Screw them in until they stop then back off one turn.
     
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  4. s19243h
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    wich stud i didnt notice and do you know a p[art # on the piston
     
  5. s19243h
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    thank god its the dowel he sees shweeeeeew
     
  6. Dan Timberlake
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    Busted Stud 5 at 2:00 o'clock. Head gasket stain suggests it may have been running (and leaking) that way.

    Rotate a piston to TDC and take a picture of the piston dome side view.

    Real way to tell is to CC the piston dome. It can be done with the pistons in the block, similar to as shown here -
    http://roskoracing.com/TechBlog/?p=115
     
  7. dirt t
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    Great info thanks dan
     
  8. s19243h
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    ok i will check the stud and get a side pic at TDC thanks for your help
     
  9. s19243h
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    awsome post
     
  10. s19243h
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    OK i measured the piston at tdc and how much the dome sticks out then measured the dome level with the cylinder
     

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  11. s19243h
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    its on the 8 or 3mm
     
  12. 34toddster
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    I vote for 11 to 1 CR
     
  13. Jalopy Joker
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    now yank that motor out of the Camaro and put it in a '65 or older ride.
     
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