Give me a set up....rod and piston combo.
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Give me a set up....rod and piston combo.
my goal is running about 14lbs and want to know whats are maybe some rod/piston combo people are running and can recommed to me and maybe some pros and cons about them. My car is mainly street.
Also how low in compresion should i drop? what will the drivability of my car be like if i drop to lets say 8.5 or 9
Ive searched but just havent gotten what i needed to know.
Also how low in compresion should i drop? what will the drivability of my car be like if i drop to lets say 8.5 or 9
Ive searched but just havent gotten what i needed to know.
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Re: Give me a set up....rod and piston combo. (Cramerox)
Eagle rods and Arias or Je pistons. Eagle are the bang for the buck!
For the street I would stick with 10:1 compression.
Your car would be a little more sluggish on lower compression.
For the street I would stick with 10:1 compression.
Your car would be a little more sluggish on lower compression.
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Re: Give me a set up....rod and piston combo. (ekb18c)
Colin thanks alot for the GB info.....
The reson why i wanted to lower the compresion was because i wanted to run more boost and not have to run higher octane. Its a daily driven car so pumping up on expansive gas is something i want to stay steer away from.
I think stock is 10.5:1 IS there a rule of thumb to about how much more boost you can compensate for a certain amount of compresion lost through pistons?
Ive seen cars with stock compresion run little under 10lbs with 91 octane.
The reson why i wanted to lower the compresion was because i wanted to run more boost and not have to run higher octane. Its a daily driven car so pumping up on expansive gas is something i want to stay steer away from.
I think stock is 10.5:1 IS there a rule of thumb to about how much more boost you can compensate for a certain amount of compresion lost through pistons?
Ive seen cars with stock compresion run little under 10lbs with 91 octane.
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Re: Give me a set up....rod and piston combo. (Cramerox)
You are looking at it the wrong way.
Octane has a direct relationship with HP not boost.....
You can make the same hp on a car that has a higher compression and low boost as compared to a car with low comp and more boost.
Octane has a direct relationship with HP not boost.....
You can make the same hp on a car that has a higher compression and low boost as compared to a car with low comp and more boost.
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Re: Give me a set up....rod and piston combo. (ekb18c)
You are looking at it the wrong way.
Octane has a direct relationship with HP not boost.....
You can make the same hp on a car that has a higher compression and low boost as compared to a car with low comp and more boost.
Octane has a direct relationship with HP not boost.....
You can make the same hp on a car that has a higher compression and low boost as compared to a car with low comp and more boost.
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