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    will a small block chevy running 9:1 compression work with a 250 cid blower or is it to much compression?
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    Re: supercharger for SMC

     



    Originally posted by chevy 37
    will a small block chevy running 9:1 compression work with a 250 cid blower or is it to much compression?
    I like the 7:1 to 8:1 range better maself'..

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    Re: supercharger for SMC

     



    Originally posted by chevy 37
    will a small block chevy running 9:1 compression work with a 250 cid blower or is it to much compression?
    Aluminum or iron heads? Who made the heads/pistons? Forged or cast pistons? How much boost pressure you after? Are you going to aftercool it? Got a knock sensing spark retard unit? Target A/F ratio?

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    I'd say lower the compression a little, just to be shure you don't blow the top off the engine.
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    As long as your just gonna use it as a driver, i wouldn't worry about 9:1. I ran a 6-71 on a small block for a few years with 9:1 and never had a problem. It also depends on how tight the rotors are, but I wouldn't worry.
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