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So after the build my compression is right at 140 on each cylinder. What should it be

 

 

421 Cub with 20cc Domes

1400ft elevation

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This may be a dumb question but how do I raise the compression now. Would I have to have new domes cut for the cub.

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This may be a dumb question but how do I raise the compression now. Would I have to have new domes cut for the cub.

 

correct.....new domes for your coolhead. id call a site sponsor and have them cut them.....that way you know they are correct (as oppose to trinity) and they can tell you what cc you can safely go down to in order to raise your compression based on your cylinders\compression\and fuel

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No port work at all. I am thinking that the rings may not completly set. I am going to run it for a bit then check the comp again.

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No port work at all. I am thinking that the rings may not completly set. I am going to run it for a bit then check the comp again.

 

 

My 421 was 135psi with 24cc domes, so something seems wrong with yours, and I dont think the rings are gonna settle enough to get it where it should be. Also, 145psi can still handle 91 octane(according to Brandon at Wildcard racing) so you can definately have more compression with 100octane

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No port work at all. I am thinking that the rings may not completly set. I am going to run it for a bit then check the comp again.

 

how much have you ran it? if all you did was idle around then chances are the rings didnt seat and its likely they never will. The last few times i put mine together the compression didnt change drastically between the time i assembled it and after i rode it the first time.

 

make sure your jetting is close and go rip on it a little bit.

 

what gaskets did you use?

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