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08-11-2005 09:04 PM #5
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Again Techinspector1 is correct. Several years ago Bruce Crower
built a SB Chevy with 14.8:1 compression ratio and ran it on 87 octane fuel. The engine ran ok but he didn't achieve any gains in horsepower of fuel economy. Increasing compression ratio yields a diminishing return: The higher you go, the less percentage increase in performance you will get.
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