Sean Bowf
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.006 head space and a .24CC head volume would give the engine a CR that is about the same as the CVR. I have no idea how the increase in timing will change what the CR should be. I have heard everything from shooting for a little over 8 to 1, to shooting for 10 to 1... It would be really hard to do a comparison test, because different setups would require different prop selections (pipes, strut settings, etc, etc). I normally run a 2 blade prop deep...and have had reallly good luck with the CVRM...so was kind of benchmarking off it.
On top of this, I set a GO engine to 179 123 timing, and with a CR of 8.7 to 1 and the carb bored out to .280, I have not been able to get the speed past mid 30s yet...and a stock CVRM will push the same boat to over 40 MPH (same prop, strut setting, pipe, etc)...still learning...
At the depth I run my prop, the CVR will NOT turn an X440/2, let alone the X640/2 that you are turning.
Sean
On top of this, I set a GO engine to 179 123 timing, and with a CR of 8.7 to 1 and the carb bored out to .280, I have not been able to get the speed past mid 30s yet...and a stock CVRM will push the same boat to over 40 MPH (same prop, strut setting, pipe, etc)...still learning...
At the depth I run my prop, the CVR will NOT turn an X440/2, let alone the X640/2 that you are turning.
Sean
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