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Old 03-25-2005, 07:26 AM
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I believe some people up their compression when doing an engine rebuild? I read someone using type r pistons...what are the options for me if I'm looking to increase performance a little during my rebuild?
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P30/P72/PCT pistons as far as OEM upgrades are concerned. You could always spend the cash and get forged internals, but at the very least it's not a bad idea to invest in some ARP rod bolts.
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Default Re: rebuilding my gsr...what do you suggest? (xstalkrx)

Type-R pistons and a aftermarket head gasket would raise your compression. I don't know to what ratio because their is diiferent kinds of Type-r pitons. That is good if you wanna stay n/a or nos(aftermarket rings are recommended for nos)
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Default Re: rebuilding my gsr...what do you suggest? (xstalkrx)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by xstalkrx &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I believe some people up their compression when doing an engine rebuild? I read someone using type r pistons...what are the options for me if I'm looking to increase performance a little during my rebuild?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I know that civic type r pistons in a B16A will raise compression to 12.1. Im not positive if they'll work in a B18, but ask around.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1SiKTeG &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

I know that civic type r pistons in a B16A will raise compression to 12.1. Im not positive if they'll work in a B18, but ask around.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah they will. The USDM ITR piston is easy to get and will work fine. The P30 or JDM ITR pistons will bump the compression a little more. It just depends what your power goals are.
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I have read p30 pistons up your compression to like 11:1 or somthing thats what i went with for my rebuild. I got p30 pistons, OEM Rods with ARP Rod Bolts
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i use to have just jdm itr pistons in my gsr with dc headers...
according to my friend who drove my car...he said it pulls as strong as his.

he had...I/H/E lightweight flywheel intake mani
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the car needs more fuel with a higher compression rate right? so the ecu just automatically sends the extra fuel?
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Default Re: rebuilding my gsr...what do you suggest? (xstalkrx)

i rebuilt my gsr with jdm itr pistons. comp is about 11.5-11.7, somewhere in the range. i bought new seals, gaskets, oil pump, timing belt, head studs etc. i used a stock 3 layer headgasket which worked fine. i highly recommend if u use itr, ctr, b16 pistons that you use invest in a fuel pressure regulator.
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how much extra power do you get out of the increased compression?
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maybe 5hp if you're stock, way more if you got some big bump-sticks
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Default Re: (95lstegman)

I want to build up my teg too. I own a 95 gsr I want to set-up my car with a b16a head, CTR pistons, and skunk2 intake mani-fold. Is this a good set-up??? My goals is to beat a Type R.
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gonna need cams. and some tuning. and maybe some head work. i mean, you could get it done w/o that stuff, but it'll be a dyno queen, and w/o tuning it'll run like crap and perform the same.
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