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HOW MUCH COMPRESSION FOR ANDREWS TW37 CAMS ?

Started by JYHD1, November 09, 2008, 06:38:09 PM

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JYHD1

I know this has been discussed before but could someone be kind enough to refresh my memory on what would be
the best ccp for a 95" using Andrews tw37s.

Mike52

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TXChop

9.5 in really hot climates. 9.8 in northeast type of climates. 10.2 woke it up for sure but all was lost with pinging and detuning.

JYHD1

Is that the corrected CR factoring all the variables ?

maineultraclassic

Quote from: TXCHOP on November 09, 2008, 06:42:38 PM
9.5 in really hot climates. 9.8 in northeast type of climates.


Yup...........I agree.

Steve
2005 Ultra Classic
95" Powered by Big Boyz,Woods,Doherty,TTS,Fatcat,Hillside TB

mayor

I like the general rule of thumb of 9:1 corrected compression regardless of cam (especially at sea level).  The corrected compression factors in the cam's intake close, although many at higher elevations use ccp as a guide (185#).  I'm running slightly less than 9:1 corrected in my TW37 build.  I'm about 9.6:1 static (8.9:1 corrected), and so far no major issues with compression (in the Northeast with elevations ranging from sea level to 4k).   
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