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Ok so I've thought about it any one more question has emerged for me. I know you stated no matter the displacement you can still have a cr of 11:1.
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Ok so I've thought about it any one more question has emerged for me.
I know you stated no matter the displacement you can still have a cr of 11:1. So here's my question if I swapped out my Pistons to 9:1 wouldn't that decrease the total initial volume a cylinder can take in? Thus making it a smaller displacement. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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