Is My Compression Fine for Skunk2 Stage 2 Cams ???
whats going on... this weekend im going to purchase skunk2 stage 2 cams and skunk2 valvesprings & retainers...i have a 2nd gen jdm b16a with 10.4 compression., is that compression decent for the cams??? or should i add a thicker headgasket to bump it up alittle bit
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Got Milk »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">o okay so do u think with the 10.8:1 compression it could handle the stage 2 cams ? also would i need to get aftermarket cam gears?</TD></TR></TABLE>
just strip 2 layers off your oem headgasket. That'll bump it up to 11
just strip 2 layers off your oem headgasket. That'll bump it up to 11
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High lift cams "like" high compression, but that doesn't mean they need it to run. I had Skunk2 Stage 2's in my 10.1 GSR, and it made 180/130 on a Dynojet. All bolt ons. High comp = higher numbers.
Chances are you'll get some top power from them but you'll loose other places.
B16 does not like big cams, skunk 2 stg2 have itake valve closing at 49 ABDC, what this means is that you'll leak a lot of your already low compression away (known as dynamic CR if you care).
Ideally you are looking at 11.5:1 static comp on B18C for these cams and your B16 is different world compared to this.
B16 I would not put these cams before 12:1 staticCR at least, but hey that is just mu opinion...
Unless you want your car to putter around until it hits 7000+ I would suggest you look into CTR cams (which might be slight overcam anyway). You know what you get, quality is gueranteed and still gives you room to grow in the future...
B16 does not like big cams, skunk 2 stg2 have itake valve closing at 49 ABDC, what this means is that you'll leak a lot of your already low compression away (known as dynamic CR if you care).
Ideally you are looking at 11.5:1 static comp on B18C for these cams and your B16 is different world compared to this.
B16 I would not put these cams before 12:1 staticCR at least, but hey that is just mu opinion...
Unless you want your car to putter around until it hits 7000+ I would suggest you look into CTR cams (which might be slight overcam anyway). You know what you get, quality is gueranteed and still gives you room to grow in the future...
just get the s2s2's, you know you will eventually be doing more work to your motor. Why buy ctr's now, to just have them removed down the road when you build your block or do headwork? s2s2
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 626Ebp_EM1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just get the s2s2's, you know you will eventually be doing more work to your motor. Why buy ctr's now, to just have them removed down the road when you build your block or do headwork? s2s2
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he's right... i'd get the s2s2 also... sooner or later your gonna want more power.
</TD></TR></TABLE>he's right... i'd get the s2s2 also... sooner or later your gonna want more power.
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