JE 9:1 GSR pistons same CR in B16?
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Re: JE 9:1 GSR pistons same CR in B16? (hybrid901)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hybrid901 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">around 8:8:1</TD></TR></TABLE>
Less that that, the difference in the PR3 cylinder head volume (42.70cc) over the P72 (41.60cc) alone would drop you down to ~8.8:1... That is to say if you put a PR3 on a B18C block running JE slugs that yield a static compression ratio of 9.0:1 with an 87.2mm stoke, it's going to be less when you swap them into a B16A (77.4mm stroke, less volume at BDC)... In a B16A, 77.4mm x 81.0mm (std. bore) with a PR3 cylinder head you're looking at a static C/R of ~8.10:1... Hope this is understandable... Peace
Less that that, the difference in the PR3 cylinder head volume (42.70cc) over the P72 (41.60cc) alone would drop you down to ~8.8:1... That is to say if you put a PR3 on a B18C block running JE slugs that yield a static compression ratio of 9.0:1 with an 87.2mm stoke, it's going to be less when you swap them into a B16A (77.4mm stroke, less volume at BDC)... In a B16A, 77.4mm x 81.0mm (std. bore) with a PR3 cylinder head you're looking at a static C/R of ~8.10:1... Hope this is understandable... Peace
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Re: JE 9:1 GSR pistons same CR in B16? (Kataku2K3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kataku2K3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Less that that, the difference in the PR3 cylinder head volume (42.70cc) over the P72 (41.60cc) alone would drop you down to ~8.8:1... That is to say if you put a PR3 on a B18C block running JE slugs that yield a static compression ratio of 9.0:1 with an 87.2mm stoke, it's going to be less when you swap them into a B16A (77.4mm stroke, less volume at BDC)... In a B16A, 77.4mm x 81.0mm (std. bore) with a PR3 cylinder head you're looking at a static C/R of ~8.10:1... Hope this is understandable... Peace</TD></TR></TABLE>
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I thought it would lower it quite substantially but had wrong info. coming from all directions.
Thanks Kataku
Less that that, the difference in the PR3 cylinder head volume (42.70cc) over the P72 (41.60cc) alone would drop you down to ~8.8:1... That is to say if you put a PR3 on a B18C block running JE slugs that yield a static compression ratio of 9.0:1 with an 87.2mm stoke, it's going to be less when you swap them into a B16A (77.4mm stroke, less volume at BDC)... In a B16A, 77.4mm x 81.0mm (std. bore) with a PR3 cylinder head you're looking at a static C/R of ~8.10:1... Hope this is understandable... Peace</TD></TR></TABLE>
Gotcha
I thought it would lower it quite substantially but had wrong info. coming from all directions.
Thanks Kataku
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