For those stroker SBF engine builders out there... If you are shooting for a specific static compression ratio, do you prefer dished pistons with small chambers or flat tops with large chambers? For example, you could use small relieved pistons (like -5cc) with big 72cc chambers. Or you could use bigger relieved dished pistons (like -18cc) with small 58cc chambers. I would think you want the most material in the piston... what do you think?
Small chambers with dished piston will , most often, provide the best knock prevention. (more quench area)
Ditto, small chambers with a "reverse dome" piston. What I mean by this is these style pistons will have a dished portion only in the middle, leaving a flat portion around the perimeter to provide something to cause the "squish" effect against the bottom side of the head outside of the chamber.
