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i actually run cool head pro design with 16cc dome on one of my motor, but i build a new motor and i need to run with 15cc dome. Buy new head and new dome, or oringed stock head and milled the head. If i mill the head, how many 0,90 or more? to have the same compression of the 15cc. What is the cost difference, the cooling difference...

 

 

thank you

 

 

banshee qc

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Milling the stock head isnt exactly how you wanna go about it. It needs to be re-chambered properly by someone who knows what they're doing. You must be at high elevation to need 15cc chambers.

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wow.. people thought i was crazy because i wanted to run some 17's (which ar for sale ).....

 

im goin to be runnin a k&t head on my bike...

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what elevation are u riding and what kind of motor and riding do u do ??

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It's a banshee stock stroke drag motor, drag ported stock jug, i don't know the actual elevation, but with my 16cc, i'm at 190psi both cylinder. I run with alky and with race gas or av gas.

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Dang you should figure out the elevation, might be time for a rebuild if you need 16cc domes to get that kinda compression. The porting can sometimes effect it but that's alot lol

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you might want to ask around but i don't believe you can get 16cc out of a stock head.so go with the aftermarket domes for a cool or noss head

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Dang you should figure out the elevation, might be time for a rebuild if you need 16cc domes to get that kinda compression. The porting can sometimes effect it but that's alot lol

 

you are sure, i thinK 190 IT'S GOOD, i actually have new piston and ring, my cylinder are heavy ported,

 

What compression you run on your drag shee?

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