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Need help with the deck height , NHRA list a 302 at .047 Gasket ,and the deck height at .0005 is this correct
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Yes.
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Thank You for the help
so the piston is five tenths above the deck
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Negative vs. Positive Clearance:
Negative clearance means the piston protrudes slightly from the deck surface, while positive clearance means the piston sits a bit inside the cylinder bore. The .0005 on the chart appears to be a positive number so the piston should be below the deck. I assume if it’s assembled .0005 above a .048 gasket gets you back to correct deck clearance.
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Basically, a Zero Deck Piston for all practical purposes.
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