LS motor with CTR pistons
07-13-2002, 10:44 AM
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LS motor with CTR pistons
Any body here ever run this set-up or know of anybody that has ran this set-up?
CTR pistons(81.25mm)with a OEM 3-layer gasket ran with cower cams. Acorrding to Bojangs site the compression will be 11.69
http://www.bojangs.com/calculator/
The question at hand, are there any type of clearance problems once your start tuning timing and cam gears?
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[Modified by GONG SHOW, 1:46 PM 7/13/2002]
CTR pistons(81.25mm)with a OEM 3-layer gasket ran with cower cams. Acorrding to Bojangs site the compression will be 11.69
http://www.bojangs.com/calculator/
The question at hand, are there any type of clearance problems once your start tuning timing and cam gears?
TIA
[Modified by GONG SHOW, 1:46 PM 7/13/2002]
07-13-2002, 02:08 PM
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Re: LS motor with CTR pistons (GONG SHOW)
You can double check it on http://www.c-speedracing.com . They have a CR calculator in the upper right corner of the main page.
By the way change your signature. Bold Caps are annoying.
By the way change your signature. Bold Caps are annoying.
07-13-2002, 05:06 PM
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Re: LS motor with CTR pistons (Rembrant Q. Einstein)
yeah, i know about the C-Speed clac. too, but some said that one seemed off a little. But thatnks anyway..
And change my sig, let me think about that one........
NO The mods and nobody else seems to have a problem with it so why should you????
And change my sig, let me think about that one........
NO The mods and nobody else seems to have a problem with it so why should you????
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Re: LS motor with CTR pistons (GONG SHOW)
my friend HAD that setup until he blew his motor, the shop he took it to milled his head 30thous, which he didnt ask for...way to much compression.
if you run ctr pistons in ls block you'll have to retard the timing
if you run ctr pistons in ls block you'll have to retard the timing
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Re: LS motor with CTR pistons (NA DC2)
my friend HAD that setup until he blew his motor, the shop he took it to milled his head 30thous, which he didnt ask for...way to much compression.
if you run ctr pistons in ls block you'll have to retard the timing
if you run ctr pistons in ls block you'll have to retard the timing
But yeah, I just wanna know how reliable it will be? And if theres any clearance problems after tuning? IM really considering this build up in a 4th gen hatch or crx or Maybe a 6th gen hatch.
Thanks for info bro.
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Re: LS motor with CTR pistons (NA DC2)
my friend HAD that setup until he blew his motor, the shop he took it to milled his head 30thous, which he didnt ask for...way to much compression.
if you run ctr pistons in ls block you'll have to retard the timing
if you run ctr pistons in ls block you'll have to retard the timing
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