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Matching the Combustion Chamber Volumes...

Is this (as Martha Stewart would say) "a good thing"? Should I have this done when I have my 2.0 heads rebuilt to otherwise stock specs?

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Alfred

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Matching the chamber volumes (and the total compression ratios) over the cylinders is a Good Thing. Uneven compression means uneven forces which means uneven (and accelerated) wear.

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