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This isn't the best link for a detailed explanation but I think you are correct on the general idea and the maths as well. RK Tek 2-Stroke Heads: Piston Deck

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This isn't the best link for a detailed explanation but I think you are correct on the general idea and the maths as well.

RK Tek 2-Stroke Heads: Piston Deck Height and its Importance

I know one trick for reducing compression to try and prepare a motor for boost (not an advisable one, mind you) was to use a thicker head gasket to add a little more deck height.
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