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I am currently running a Paul Turner Powerhead with 22cc domes. I am .60over with a boost bottle. I just bought a new set of 19cc domes and was told that I could still run premium gas, but 19cc was the cutoff the dude on ebay told me. I am running about 165lbs compression right now with the 22cc's. Any advice? I just rebuilt the motor and have about 6hrs on it. Runs great, just always looking for a little more, know what I mean?

Posted

165psi sound really high for 22 cc domes at 0' elev. should be more like 130psi.

 

Anyway, 19cc domes would typically require at least a 50/50 mix of 110 octane and 91octane pump fuel at a minimum.

Posted

I haven't put them in yet, maybe I won't after reading your posts. I don't really want to run into problems. There is a station close to me that sells "Cam 2" I think that is 107oct. When I check my compression, I kept one plug in, with the compression testor in the empty cyl, and kicked until the testor maxed out(about 8-10kicks). The way the dude on ebay talked, I could just run 93oct and increase my midrange power substantially.

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What is the stock size domes in the stock head

428035[/snapback]

23cc

 

jrod --

Sometimes compression testers, more often cheaper ones, will just read off. Just check a few times and make sure it keeps getting the same reading (so you know its at least consistantly off). If its not consistant, then you might want to get a new one.

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ask the guy if hes willing to rebuild your topend if you run the 19cc domes with 93 octane..i bet he will change his tune then...tell him you want it in writing that he guarantees it to be safe...

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