QUESTION! Type-R Pistons!
I want to boost my Compression Ratio, and I know the ITR pistons will do the job. What else do I need to buy/do to get them working well? Will it work just fine with just the pistons? Is it plug and play?
I don't want to get CTR pistons because that'll boost my CR too high. I'm really considering to get ITR pistons. LMK- I'd like EVERY bit of information I can get. I would also like to know how much Gain i can expect with ITR pistons. LMK- Thanks!
I don't want to get CTR pistons because that'll boost my CR too high. I'm really considering to get ITR pistons. LMK- I'd like EVERY bit of information I can get. I would also like to know how much Gain i can expect with ITR pistons. LMK- Thanks!
if your gonna go through the hassle your probably better off getting JDM ITR or CTR pistons for more compresson and more power..............you will need new rings and i would recomend new rod bearings as well.........
so CTR Pistons. New rings, and Rod Bearings? How much power do you think I will gain with my setup? You think its worth it, or should I just forget about it?
Yes.. you need 94 when you get too far up there with the compression... so it would be a bad thing to do all that to find that you cant get the right gas for it :\..
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If your head is not milled you can use CTR pistons with a TODA 1.0mm headgasket and you should be running about 11.9:1 compression which should be fine for 91-92 octane gas.
If you use JDM ITR pistons with stock headgasket then you'll run about 11:3:1 compression which is more than safe for 91 octane. Both choices are good, take a pick.
If you use JDM ITR pistons with stock headgasket then you'll run about 11:3:1 compression which is more than safe for 91 octane. Both choices are good, take a pick.
Heh prepare to pay a very, and i mean very hefty labor bill installing that stuff.
You gotta get new gaskets. I bought the OEM bottom end gasket kit from inlinefour.com for like 45 dollars or something. I remember you saying your car was fairly new and low mileage. like 7000 or something? If thats the case you don't need new rod bearings. Keep your stock bearings/rods etc. Like someone said, you're going to have to get new piston rings. Make sure someone hones your block. But don't shave off too much.
edit: Sorry OT but do you have a pic of your car with oem kit and type R spoiler?
[Modified by StinkyTofu, 10:41 PM 4/28/2002]
You gotta get new gaskets. I bought the OEM bottom end gasket kit from inlinefour.com for like 45 dollars or something. I remember you saying your car was fairly new and low mileage. like 7000 or something? If thats the case you don't need new rod bearings. Keep your stock bearings/rods etc. Like someone said, you're going to have to get new piston rings. Make sure someone hones your block. But don't shave off too much.
edit: Sorry OT but do you have a pic of your car with oem kit and type R spoiler?
[Modified by StinkyTofu, 10:41 PM 4/28/2002]
Sorry OT but do you have a pic of your car with oem kit and type R spoiler?
As for my car being new... yes. It only has 8000 miles on it now. And you said labor will be alot... How much do you think a shop will charge to do the work?? Worth the money?
Expect it to be around 800 dollars. Taking out pistons takes a long time as is alot of work...If this is worth it, thats up to you to decide. No one said n/a was cheap hehe. You can get a used jrsc for around 1500 .
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