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what head gasket for CTR pistons into b18c?

Old 02-19-2005, 11:42 PM
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i just bought a stock head gasket for my gsr that has ctr pistons in it...
you think itll hold up or should i get another one??


and yes i searched =P
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it will hold up but i hope you are planning on race gas cause your compression is gonna be up there a lil ways
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err i was hoping on 87 octane @ rotten robbies =x
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87 Octane + CTR Pistons = Detonation
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dammit!

ok so its safe to say that the stock head gasket will be cooL as long as i use premium gas...

buuuuuut in the long run itll be cheaper to buy a thicker/aftermarket head gasket and spend a little less on gas...

so which one would you recommend?

thanks for your replies btw
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CTR's in a GSR will yeild around 12 to 1, with a stock headgasket, your best bet would be to run ITR's which yeild about 11.4:1 but you'd stilll need to run some good gas, aren't stock GSR's suppose to take like 89 or higher?
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he should read the post about the compression ratio of ctr pistons...its right on top in the all motor forum...if i remember right the compression ratio with ctr's and a p72 head is like 12.5 or higher
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a stock head gasket will work.
If you want to lower your compression a little, try a thicker than stock headgasket by Cometic.
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