Lee - this is where I got the 4.2cc (off each piston) from to lower CR.
I think you worked out 3.3cc.
Maybe Marco or someone else can confirm - to change form 9.3 to 8.7 CR on our cars
Let B be the compressed volume and A be the uncompressed volume
A / B = 9.3 (ratio of two volumes) (1)
and A - B = 445.2cc (volume of stroke) (2)
Rearranging (1) gives A = 9.3B
Substituting in (2) gives 9.3B - B = 445.2
Therefore, B = 445.2 / 8.3 = 53.64cc and so A = 498.84cc.
Now if we let C be the additional volume required to reduce the compression
ratio to 8.7,
then (A + C) / (B + C) = 8.7 (3)
Rearranging (3) gives A + C = 8.7B + 8.7C
so A - 8.7B = 7.7C
and so C = (A - 8.7B) / 7.7
Therefore, C = (498.84 - 8.7 x 53.64) / 7.7 = 4.18cc.
I think you worked out 3.3cc.
Maybe Marco or someone else can confirm - to change form 9.3 to 8.7 CR on our cars
Let B be the compressed volume and A be the uncompressed volume
A / B = 9.3 (ratio of two volumes) (1)
and A - B = 445.2cc (volume of stroke) (2)
Rearranging (1) gives A = 9.3B
Substituting in (2) gives 9.3B - B = 445.2
Therefore, B = 445.2 / 8.3 = 53.64cc and so A = 498.84cc.
Now if we let C be the additional volume required to reduce the compression
ratio to 8.7,
then (A + C) / (B + C) = 8.7 (3)
Rearranging (3) gives A + C = 8.7B + 8.7C
so A - 8.7B = 7.7C
and so C = (A - 8.7B) / 7.7
Therefore, C = (498.84 - 8.7 x 53.64) / 7.7 = 4.18cc.
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