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#31
Diamond told me that the -11.5 cc pistons would put the CR of a stock headed 2v mustang right around 9.8-9.9:1, And they stock CR is 9.5:1 so i didnt think it was a huge increase.
I understand what you are saying about the 4v heads flowing better Ox, but I have seen a few 2vs running 10:1 CR with boost and their numbers is what made me purchase the block and piston combo in the first place.
I understand what you are saying about the 4v heads flowing better Ox, but I have seen a few 2vs running 10:1 CR with boost and their numbers is what made me purchase the block and piston combo in the first place.
#32
Diamond told me that the -11.5 cc pistons would put the CR of a stock headed 2v mustang right around 9.8-9.9:1, And they stock CR is 9.5:1 so i didnt think it was a huge increase.
I understand what you are saying about the 4v heads flowing better Ox, but I have seen a few 2vs running 10:1 CR with boost and their numbers is what made me purchase the block and piston combo in the first place.
I understand what you are saying about the 4v heads flowing better Ox, but I have seen a few 2vs running 10:1 CR with boost and their numbers is what made me purchase the block and piston combo in the first place.
#36
I would most deffinitely say so. Like i said my buddy has a tad over 10:1 compression with a 2v and is putting down 14lbs of boost with a big blower with no issues on pump gas, with one of the most conservative tuners there is. so I dont see a 10:1 compression engine being a problem with anything under 15psi and pump gas.
#39
I would most deffinitely say so. Like i said my buddy has a tad over 10:1 compression with a 2v and is putting down 14lbs of boost with a big blower with no issues on pump gas, with one of the most conservative tuners there is. so I dont see a 10:1 compression engine being a problem with anything under 15psi and pump gas.