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This is a related subject. I have done this to help flow from the chamber. As Armond has pointed out in a earlier post. The chamber overhangs the cylinder in these engines with a open chamber head. Chamfering of the chambers was done by me to help with this condition.



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Tom,
Since it looks like the small "194cid" chamber was restricting intake flow, I wondered, did you compare exhaust flow for say a 1.60 exhaust valve with some port work, flowing out of the small "194cid" chamber/exhaust port vs flowing out of the open "292cid" chamber/exhaust port?

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