VVT combustion chamber- What is stock volume (CC)?
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question: What is the stock CC of a VVT head?
I have been googling for the better part of an hour and most threads mention CC of 99-00 head (and even then the results arent consistant). That being said the castings arent the same, I want to make sure the VVT head is the same volume.
Details on why I need this:
I bought a refurbished VVT head as a part of a dissassembled VVT engine.
It was reportedly refurbished which included a decking which was "removing the least amount of material as possible". The papers mention decking but no mention of how much was removed.
I want to CC my combustion chamber to figure out how much decking was done but I need to be able to reference that back to stock.
I have been googling for the better part of an hour and most threads mention CC of 99-00 head (and even then the results arent consistant). That being said the castings arent the same, I want to make sure the VVT head is the same volume.
Details on why I need this:
I bought a refurbished VVT head as a part of a dissassembled VVT engine.
It was reportedly refurbished which included a decking which was "removing the least amount of material as possible". The papers mention decking but no mention of how much was removed.
I want to CC my combustion chamber to figure out how much decking was done but I need to be able to reference that back to stock.
Agreed. A service manual will have dimensions from the block surface to the valve cover seating surface. Just place the head on something nice and flat like mdf or glass and use a caliper to measure it up.
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