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Old 10-24-2006, 11:11 PM
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im looking into turbo charging my gsr and found out my piston rings are shot and was told that i need to replace the pistion rings, bearings, and head gasket....i found a Low compression engine kit that includes 81mm pistons, NPR chrome rings, ACL rod bearings, MLS high performance head gasket, and valve cover gasket ...if i have to go in the motor to replace the rings and bearings should i do the whole thing? what do you think, def going turbo soon so would the low comression kit be worth it?
Old 10-25-2006, 04:00 AM
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Like has been said many times on here before.Go with Honda bearings,have the cylinders checked,you will be better off boring the cylinders to the next oversize (usually +.5mm).Most people also use the oem head gasket and rings.I'm not sure what "BAD TIMING" has to do with your question.
Old 10-25-2006, 08:17 AM
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i meant bad timing like i was just starting to buy my turbo pieces and now this happens, now i have to spend my money fixing this.
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