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pistons?
with the gsr head it will be the static compression of the piston, IE putting a b16 head on a b with 10:1 will yeild a little less than the 10:1 because of the open chamber.

unless i am wrong.

ask dan you slacker, then he will probably ask me he hee.

 

Hahah, yeah i called him about it, he said he doesnt know, im putting 10:4 CPs in it eagle rods..... pissed i sold my head now huh....lol

 

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you will bump up compression by about 0.2. The cylnder head chambers on a B16 are smaller then a p72 head.

 

yeah it will be about 0.2 higher with a gsr head than a b16 head.

 

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backwards there man.....
the b16 has the recessed chamber.

b16 head = -.2
gsr head = +.2

 

So i am gaining compression with the GSR head?

 

more likely, not losing the .2 with the gsr head.

 

yes, switching from a b16 to a gsr head will gain .2-.3 static compression

 

thanks guys