STD BORE VS OVER SIZED BORE
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STD BORE VS OVER SIZED BORE
I am building a b16a and want to know everyones view on STD BORE OR OVER SIZED BORE pistons the poll is on
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Re: STD BORE VS OVER SIZED BORE (EK9Greg)
if you're truly "building" the motor, then go with neither.
and get a custom set with higher compression.
you need to bore out .25 if you want the oversize anyways.
and get a custom set with higher compression.
you need to bore out .25 if you want the oversize anyways.
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Re: STD BORE VS OVER SIZED BORE (JUN EK9)
imo, i'd go with the os so you get a fresh new hone/and crosshatching. this would increase your chance in achieving piston ring seal with a new snug fit, which is basically means "breaking in" you new bottom end/motor. Then again, im not sure if you are doing a total or partial rebuild. my 2 cents
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Re: STD BORE VS OVER SIZED BORE (butters)
I really don't know what I want to do but I don't want to go to big not really in to going that fast I'm not about speed on the street I have a faster car to run at the track. thanx for your input<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by butters »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">imo, i'd go with the os so you get a fresh new hone/and crosshatching. this would increase your chance in achieving piston ring seal with a new snug fit, which is basically means "breaking in" you new bottom end/motor. Then again, im not sure if you are doing a total or partial rebuild. my 2 cents</TD></TR></TABLE>
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