Here's a simple formula i found on the web for computing displacement or cylinder volume(cc):haen said:@dms5 : yeah thanks for reminding.. that's if u use the standard V=phi x (r)^2 x H / 1000 but.. if u want to use diameter.. its V= phi x (1/2D) ^ 2 x H / 1000 divided by 4000 if u don't divide the D first by 2... remember (1/2) ^ 2 * 1/1000... it's a basic math bro..
Example :
for vixion block :
Diameter formula
V= 3,1416 x (57 mm) ^ 2 x 58,7 mm = 599154,32808 / 4000 = 149,78858202 cc
Radius formula
r = 1/2 D = 1/2 x 57 mm = 28,5 mm
so..
V=3,1416 x (28,5 mm) ^ 2 x 58,7 mm = 149788,58202 / 1000 = 149,78858202 cc
tell me.. isn't it the same result ?
bro yes yamaha vixion kit has lower compression ratio 10.4sniper900 said:Correct me if im wrong bro haen, vixion piston has a concave top right? does this mean we lowered the compression ratio?
any one here tried shaving off 1mm of vixion block? bro haen and traxx can you guys give some advice. TIA
im using stage 2 cam from haen
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just 1mm on a stock piston and cam set-up, u dun need to worry muchJamesCore said:@ traxx = squishband on my stock t135 block i want to do it 1mm shave. on the gasket at the bottom do i have to use the base gasket or not? and how about the valve clearance? so that the piston will not collide to the valve.. and how about the timing chain is there will be an adjustment?