compression pistons?
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RE: compression pistons?
well, you'd wanna stay at around 10:1 if you want to run pump gas. there are mutilple brands you could go with, but the best bang for the buck may be the keith black domes which are like a little over 300 per set, or some forged trw slugs but they are heavier than more expensive pistons such as products from JE, SRP, Mahle, Diamond, etc
#4
RE: compression pistons?
kb pistons with a .200 dome and 58 cc heads will put you at 11 to 1 and you can run pump gas as long as you have aluminum heads...been there done it on my last 306.....worked great until I decided to juice it!@![:@]
#7
RE: compression pistons?
The main factor is not just static compression, but the dynamic compression, which is dictacted by the camshaft valve events.
You can run a 9.8:1 engine and have to run race gas, or a 11.5:1 engine and be fine with 93 octane (pump-gas).
It is not as simple as piston/combustion chamber volumes.
Good Luck!
You can run a 9.8:1 engine and have to run race gas, or a 11.5:1 engine and be fine with 93 octane (pump-gas).
It is not as simple as piston/combustion chamber volumes.
Good Luck!
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