360 Advice Needed - Autocross / Street Engine Build

I dunno. I mean, my gauge might be a little out. I've used it awhile and the readings it gives have always "made sense", but that's not to say it couldn't be off a bit. Less than 10 psi I would think, otherwise the readings its given me on other engines wouldn't make sense. But if it's close to 10 psi the numbers on this start making more sense don't they? :p

And yeah, 175 psi is a little high. But then again if the cranking pressure was much lower, or if the DCR was less than 8 I probably wouldn't have to pull a few degrees of timing either. So I just look at it go, yeah well, it makes sense I have to pull a few degrees of timing and push the timing curve back a little because the cranking pressure is 175, and that's a little higher than expected/calculated. But it fits with what I'm seeing during tuning, so, maybe the calculations were a bit off.

I should probably stop de-railing this poor guys thread. :rolleyes: Moral is, for 91 octane my combination is a little borderline with open chamber iron heads, and that Lunati cam is a little big for street use and 3.55's.
Tnx for the reply, blu. Sorry to go on....LOL I look at the DCR calculators as a good tool, but like any good tool, you have to use them, figure out their limits, and calibrate the results to the real world. When I run into something out of line, I try to figure out why. That darned 91 oxygenated fuel is the real problem!