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    chevyboi, I don't know if you're aware of this, but the camshaft must be matched to the static compression ratio. Find out all the numbers on the cam including the intake closing point at 0.050" tappet lift, the numbers on the pistons (so we can determine piston crown volume) and the deck height the motor was assembled at (how far each piston in down in the bore at top dead center) and get back to us. My best guess is that you have so much cam in the motor that it won't have any bottom end.
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