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Hey guys...I'm in the process of putting my banshee back to together after bore and port my head is milled.035 and I'm going to be using .018 base gasket and whatever thickness the oem head gasket is I'm not sure but do you guys think I be okay squish wise I'm gonna do a squish band test when its all said and done just wanted to see what you guys thought about using that thin of gasket.....stock stroke btw thanks banshee fam :)

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When I cut my stock head .030" and ran moose racing base gaskets (.040" if I remember), I had .050" squish. So, if you have .005" more off the head and the same moose gaskets (which you don't), you would have .045" squish, which is the minimum IMO on pump fuel and 9000 rpm. So, I'm gonna guess that you will have around .040"-.043" squish, cause your base gaskets are thinner, but won't squish down more than like .002" from being torqued, where as the moose gaskets will squish down quite a few thousandths.

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When I cut my stock head .030" and ran moose racing base gaskets (.040" if I remember), I had .050" squish. So, if you have .005" more off the head and the same moose gaskets (which you don't), you would have .045" squish, which is the minimum IMO on pump fuel and 9000 rpm. So, I'm gonna guess that you will have around .040"-.043" squish, cause your base gaskets are thinner, but won't squish down more than like .002" from being torqued, where as the moose gaskets will squish down quite a few thousandths.

 

 

Cool thanks for reply....I figured I would be okay just wanted to make sure

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Hey guys...I'm in the process of putting my banshee back to together after bore and port my head is milled.035 and I'm going to be using .018 base gasket and whatever thickness the oem head gasket is I'm not sure but do you guys think I be okay squish wise I'm gonna do a squish band test when its all said and done just wanted to see what you guys thought about using that thin of gasket.....stock stroke btw thanks banshee fam :)

What pipes are you running? Do you know your exhaust duration?

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