1966 330ci High Compression?
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i believe the 330 in 66 was high compression (10:25 : 1 ) on the 4 barrel intake applications...
2 barrel had a lower compression ratio (9:1)
V8 - 330 2-BBL250 @ 4800335 @ 2800 (bore x stroke) 49.63.938 x 3.385 CR 9:135
V8 - 330 4-BBL320 @ 5200360 @ 3600 (bore x stroke) 49.63.938 x 3.385 CR 10.25:135
2 barrel had a lower compression ratio (9:1)
V8 - 330 2-BBL250 @ 4800335 @ 2800 (bore x stroke) 49.63.938 x 3.385 CR 9:135
V8 - 330 4-BBL320 @ 5200360 @ 3600 (bore x stroke) 49.63.938 x 3.385 CR 10.25:135
Last edited by scubastever; September 9th, 2010 at 11:23 AM.
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#12
Yea, I went to high school with a guy that looked just like your avatar. YES... he was creepy! I do remember Clockwork Orange... strange stuff for sure!
Sooo... back to the OP. There should be a W stamped on the head after the numbers. I think that's suppose to indicate a high compression 330?
Sooo... back to the OP. There should be a W stamped on the head after the numbers. I think that's suppose to indicate a high compression 330?
#19
Just checked the heads and they do indeed have a 'G' stamped on them. The gas cap also says 'Important Use Premium Fuel Only' I appreciate all the good information everyone. I'm happy I have the high compression engine but it just seems sluggish to me. I guess I'll have to fix that with the big block and the Tri-Carb setup
Thanks,
George
Thanks,
George
#20
Just checked the heads and they do indeed have a 'G' stamped on them. The gas cap also says 'Important Use Premium Fuel Only' I appreciate all the good information everyone. I'm happy I have the high compression engine but it just seems sluggish to me. I guess I'll have to fix that with the big block and the Tri-Carb setup
Thanks,
George
Thanks,
George
#22
Just checked the heads and they do indeed have a 'G' stamped on them. The gas cap also says 'Important Use Premium Fuel Only' I appreciate all the good information everyone. I'm happy I have the high compression engine but it just seems sluggish to me. I guess I'll have to fix that with the big block and the Tri-Carb setup
Thanks,
George
Thanks,
George
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#24
Check and make sure the transmission switch pitch function is working correctly. If it's not it can be a real dog. Engine timing is also very important. Also ensure your throttle linkage is opening the carb all the way at WOT.
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Yea, I went to high school with a guy that looked just like your avatar. YES... he was creepy! I do remember Clockwork Orange... strange stuff for sure!
Sooo... back to the OP. There should be a W stamped on the head after the numbers. I think that's suppose to indicate a high compression 330?
Sooo... back to the OP. There should be a W stamped on the head after the numbers. I think that's suppose to indicate a high compression 330?
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