.40 overbore equals to what mm on a 75mm standard bore?
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I think you mean .040, in which case the answer is 1mm
I think you mean .040, in which case the answer is 1mm
I think they used to (or maybe still do) go 0.040 over in d16a6 motors for ITA--reason being the tiny displacement increase, and since they have to use a "stock dish" piston it increases the compression a bit--but that is racing--for a street motor I would stay at 0.020" over --75.5mm.
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OK I think Im going to go 20 over. I would like the motor to last for a while. After a lot of reserch 40 over will work but is mainly used for race cars that will rebuild the motor once a year.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by d16dcoe45 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I think they used to (or maybe still do) go 0.040 over in d16a6 motors for ITA--reason being the tiny displacement increase, and since they have to use a "stock dish" piston it increases the compression a bit--but that is racing--for a street motor I would stay at 0.020" over --75.5mm.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think they used to (or maybe still do) go 0.040 over in d16a6 motors for ITA--reason being the tiny displacement increase, and since they have to use a "stock dish" piston it increases the compression a bit--but that is racing--for a street motor I would stay at 0.020" over --75.5mm.
what compression is a d16z6 76mm. Bored .40 ?
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