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comp. level ???

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GSX1100Norway

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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
 
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.
 
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
 
SqDancerLynn1 said:
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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I think this is a step missed by most home brewed mechanics.
 
Hey howdy hey!

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
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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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