p30 or p73 pistons?
#1
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p30 or p73 pistons?
hey guys,
getting ready to do a small NA build to get my car back up on its feet til i get my other motor built since i just popped my boosted gsr, yes its going to be 600+whp boosted, but i had a quick question.
I have a gsr block, crank and rods. I want to do a high compression build using oem pistons. i know the best choice would be either p30 (JDM B16) or p73 (JDM ITR) for upping the compression. i know the CR of the p30 would be somewhere like 11.5-11.6 and the p73 would be in the 11.3 range. should i just stick w/ the ITR stuff since it matches rods?
thanks for the input.
getting ready to do a small NA build to get my car back up on its feet til i get my other motor built since i just popped my boosted gsr, yes its going to be 600+whp boosted, but i had a quick question.
I have a gsr block, crank and rods. I want to do a high compression build using oem pistons. i know the best choice would be either p30 (JDM B16) or p73 (JDM ITR) for upping the compression. i know the CR of the p30 would be somewhere like 11.5-11.6 and the p73 would be in the 11.3 range. should i just stick w/ the ITR stuff since it matches rods?
thanks for the input.
#2
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Re: p30 or p73 pistons?
Well, the p30's have a higher dome cc but a shorter compression height, where as the p73 has a smaller dome but higher compression height, personally I went with the jdm itr pistons for a reduced risk of the piston dome slapping anything, but that's with an 89mm crank and ls rods. Use zealautowerks.com 's compression calculator to do your research, but one quick note, I believe (not sure) that their headgasket thickness is a little off for oem hg's. .26" vs .29"(I think this is oem but someone correct me if not)
*Edit*
I just used the compression calculator on the website I posted above:
JDM P30 in a GSR: 11.44:1 Static CR w/ .29" HG
JDM P72 in a GSR: 11.49:1 Static CR w/ .29" HG
(CR's at 190' above sea level cuz I live in the east bay, Cali)
Hope this helps.
*Edit*
I just used the compression calculator on the website I posted above:
JDM P30 in a GSR: 11.44:1 Static CR w/ .29" HG
JDM P72 in a GSR: 11.49:1 Static CR w/ .29" HG
(CR's at 190' above sea level cuz I live in the east bay, Cali)
Hope this helps.
Last edited by Romo Pyro; 12-19-2009 at 09:07 AM.
#3
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Re: p30 or p73 pistons?
I'm running the JDM ITR pistons in my setup and have no problems at all with them. I make 209WHP and run 12.3@107.9 with 1.74 60' in a 2105lb car with a GSR stroke, built GSR head, GSXR1000 ITB's and a cast iron ITR header.
from what I see the compression is about the same, but the P30 is a tad bit more. I would go with whatever I could get for a cheaper price. I got the JDM ITR rods and pistons from a friend as a gift.
from what I see the compression is about the same, but the P30 is a tad bit more. I would go with whatever I could get for a cheaper price. I got the JDM ITR rods and pistons from a friend as a gift.
#4
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Re: p30 or p73 pistons?
I'm running the JDM ITR pistons in my setup and have no problems at all with them. I make 209WHP and run 12.3@107.9 with 1.74 60' in a 2105lb car with a GSR stroke, built GSR head, GSXR1000 ITB's and a cast iron ITR header.
from what I see the compression is about the same, but the P30 is a tad bit more. I would go with whatever I could get for a cheaper price. I got the JDM ITR rods and pistons from a friend as a gift.
from what I see the compression is about the same, but the P30 is a tad bit more. I would go with whatever I could get for a cheaper price. I got the JDM ITR rods and pistons from a friend as a gift.
#5
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Re: p30 or p73 pistons?
Well, the p30's have a higher dome cc but a shorter compression height, where as the p73 has a smaller dome but higher compression height, personally I went with the jdm itr pistons for a reduced risk of the piston dome slapping anything, but that's with an 89mm crank and ls rods. Use zealautowerks.com 's compression calculator to do your research, but one quick note, I believe (not sure) that their headgasket thickness is a little off for oem hg's. .26" vs .29"(I think this is oem but someone correct me if not)
*Edit*
I just used the compression calculator on the website I posted above:
JDM P30 in a GSR: 11.44:1 Static CR w/ .29" HG
JDM P72 in a GSR: 11.49:1 Static CR w/ .29" HG
(CR's at 190' above sea level cuz I live in the east bay, Cali)
Hope this helps.
*Edit*
I just used the compression calculator on the website I posted above:
JDM P30 in a GSR: 11.44:1 Static CR w/ .29" HG
JDM P72 in a GSR: 11.49:1 Static CR w/ .29" HG
(CR's at 190' above sea level cuz I live in the east bay, Cali)
Hope this helps.
i've always used the c-speed racing honda compression calculator...
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/c...c/compcalc.php
JDM P30 in GSR: 11.599:1 cr
JDM P72 in GSR: 10.600:1 cr
JDM P73 in GSR: 11.362:1 cr
btw the headgasket thickness yields .029 in. opposed to .29 in.
#6
Re: p30 or p73 pistons?
hey guys,
getting ready to do a small NA build to get my car back up on its feet til i get my other motor built since i just popped my boosted gsr, yes its going to be 600+whp boosted, but i had a quick question.
I have a gsr block, crank and rods. I want to do a high compression build using oem pistons. i know the best choice would be either p30 (JDM B16) or p73 (JDM ITR) for upping the compression. i know the CR of the p30 would be somewhere like 11.5-11.6 and the p73 would be in the 11.3 range. should i just stick w/ the ITR stuff since it matches rods?
thanks for the input.
getting ready to do a small NA build to get my car back up on its feet til i get my other motor built since i just popped my boosted gsr, yes its going to be 600+whp boosted, but i had a quick question.
I have a gsr block, crank and rods. I want to do a high compression build using oem pistons. i know the best choice would be either p30 (JDM B16) or p73 (JDM ITR) for upping the compression. i know the CR of the p30 would be somewhere like 11.5-11.6 and the p73 would be in the 11.3 range. should i just stick w/ the ITR stuff since it matches rods?
thanks for the input.
#7
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Re: p30 or p73 pistons?
i've always used the c-speed racing honda compression calculator...
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/c...c/compcalc.php
JDM P30 in GSR: 11.599:1 cr
JDM P72 in GSR: 10.600:1 cr
JDM P73 in GSR: 11.362:1 cr
btw the headgasket thickness yields .029 in. opposed to .29 in.
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/c...c/compcalc.php
JDM P30 in GSR: 11.599:1 cr
JDM P72 in GSR: 10.600:1 cr
JDM P73 in GSR: 11.362:1 cr
btw the headgasket thickness yields .029 in. opposed to .29 in.
In terms of actual compression from highest to lowest:
CTR > JDM ITR > P30 > PR3 > US ITR
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