I'm stuck with 91-93 grade gas. It's kinda hit or miss around my area. Some places have 91, some 92, and some 93. I'm building it assuming that I'll be stuck with 91 grade so I didn't want to go too high on the comp. I thought 12:1 or higher was kinda pushing it. I don't mind going higher but I'd like to be somewhat safe about it. I've been crunching some numbers and this is what I've come up with.
Static:
Using the c/r calculator from C-Speed -
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/compcalc/compcalc.php
with P30's my static c/r will only be about 11.1:1
with PCT's the SCR will be about 11.5:1
Dynamic:
I've got the full race Crower 404 cams (62404A's) and trying to calculate dynamic c/r,
the P30's is closer to 10.5:1
the PCT's DCR is closer to 11:1
That's acceptable to me and I'd probably go with the PCT's just to squeeze a little bit more out of it. Looking at it now, it is very possible that I might have been over-camming the engine and might have had it ported just a little too well for the lower c/r. I'd feel better bumping it up a little more. Once again, glad I haven't started this motor since the build.
My goal isn't to out-do the KingMotorsports LS build which is very impressive, but I have a feeling that's what's going to happen. This is purely on the fact that I have a very heavily modified head that flows great (I would guess pretty close to equivalent or maybe better than the one they used), same header and similar intake mani ported to flow with the head, a larger dia TB, no exhaust restrictions, same cams, and will have a higher comp ratio after changing out the pistons. As long as I don't mess up the tuning I don't see how this build would not exceed the 200whp mark?