comp. level ???

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  • GSX1100Norway

    #1

    comp. level ???

    Hi
    Anyone that have any experience regarding higher comp. than the standard comp. on "street bike" projects ???
    How did you do it and how mutch are a "slightly" increasing of the compression ??

    KnutK
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    #2
    Knut
    Milling the head will raise comp a little. If you want to run pump gas without pinging I wouldn't go too far over 10.5.

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    • SqDancerLynn1

      #3
      If you start milling the head and making changes You MUST degree the cams, With the quality of todays gas I would stick with stock compression
      unless you plan on using race gas which can get expensive

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      • Guest

        #4
        Originally posted by SqDancerLynn1
        If you start milling the head and making changes You MUST degree the cams, With the quality of todays gas I would stick with stock compression
        unless you plan on using race gas which can get expensive
        I think this is a step missed by most home brewed mechanics.

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        • BassCliff

          #5
          Hey howdy hey!

          Mr. GSX1100Norway,

          Let it be known that on this day you are hereby cordially and formally welcomed to the GSR Forum as a Junior Member in good standing with all the rights and privileges thereof. Please note that "good standing" implies pictures! :-D

          Are you actually in Norway? Now that's a pretty short riding season. Thanks for joining us.

          Thank you for your indulgence,

          BassCliff
          (The unofficial GSR greeter)

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          • GSX1100Norway

            #6
            Yes, I`m living in Norway, approx 100 km south east of Oslo in a small city named Horten .
            ( I`m working on the picture case.. )

            This is a very nice forum to discuss our problems/projects with quick response and some good solutions for people worldwide like me that try to taking care of theyr old bike and some of us make a special edition of our bikes.
            So, thank you for charing your experiance and nowledge with others.

            Keep up the good work....:-D

            KnutK

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