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  1. 10-01-2015 12:08 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by techinspector1 View Post
    What is the reason you feel you need more static compression ratio? Do you know what the ratio is now? Matter of fact, can you tell us the whole story of the motor, all the particulars?

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    Looking @ a bigger cam. Right now i have the Comp Cam 11-239-3 Extreme 4x4 & I'm looking @ the Comp Cam 11-254-3 Extreme Energy. When i put the engine together years ago a lot of my buddy's still trail riding and such. Now i'm just about the only one left and do more Bogs/Runs now. Max RPM is about 5800 and looking to get higher into the RPM range, thats why i slected the Energy one. Compression is 9.7:1 or so right now. New cam likes atleast 10.5:1 or so. So if could get it to 10:1 or so maybe little bit more
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