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Originally Posted by kannibul Maybe this is a dumb question, but I've seen several posts noting that an open deck is something desirable (and I assume this is in relation

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Maybe this is a dumb question, but I've seen several posts noting that an open deck is something desirable (and I assume this is in relation to the interface between the cylinder heads and the cylinders/block) - why?
Depends upon what you're shooting for. An open deck allows for a more free flow of coolant around the cylinders, but a closed deck is stiffer and can handle more abuse from pistons that have more off-axis loads. Open decks are often easier to cast, but they're also often not as accurate tolerance-wise.
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