Wrambler242@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I'd be interested into looking into this if I was sure it would do no harm and no void the remainder of my powertrain warranty! > Any links to long tern studies? > Think about it. This would be an ideal solution to some of the compression issues the low buck six cylinder strokers have. Yeah, I wonder why pinging and coolant temperature are so linked. I know combustion chamber surface temps are much higher and change faster than the coolant. I know that engines are overall more efficient at higher coolant temps (195/205 than 160 for example) but that goes out the window when you have to lose 3 - 6 degrees advance to avoid pinging. My wagon (70 232, 9.5:1, the squish issue I mentioned) is particularly ping/temp sensitive. Not much to do about it now, but believe me, when I build the new 232, I will pay attention to it. I don't understand that much about camming and static vs. dynamic compression, but it sounds like it would be worth figuring out soon! _______________________________________________ Amc-list mailing list Amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://splatter.wps.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/amc-list