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	01-07-2015 10:13 AM #1
 Sort of, but not exactly. The smaller volume of the chamber in a high-compression motor means that there is more squeeze on the air/fuel that is drawn into the cylinder and combustion chamber with the intake valve open. More squeeze increases the volumetric efficiency of the motor, allowing more power and more mileage to be produced from the same amount of fuel that might be used in a low-compression motor.
 
 Advances in combustion chamber design are mostly responsible for allowing current-day motors to use higher static compression ratios, resulting in fuel-efficient and mileage-friendly operation. Do some reading on Sir Harry Ricardo. Much of the advance in CC design results from his experiments prior to WWII. Please read through this wikipedia article about him......
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Ricardo
 
 Due to pressure from the Feds to get better mileage and cleaner emissions, the car makers were scrambling to find a formula that would satisfy all parties involved, while designing the motors they produced to run on cat pizz fuel mandated by the Feds. That's what finally lead them to electronic fuel injection, roller tappet camshafts and higher static compression ratios, which resulted in higher thermal efficiency, again, due to the tighter squeeze on the mixture.
 
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	01-07-2015 02:54 PM #2
 Car was originally 3.73s but someone swapped to the way higher 2.73 gears before they blew factory 305 up. I wishould they were atleast in that range overdrive useless unless ur going 70+ lol it just idling at any speed lower and cam lopes the whole car... lol
 





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