Thin Head Gasket
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As you all know, the comp ratio in a b17a1 is roughly around 9.7:1 and I was thinking about throwing a thin head gasket on to bump my compression up a bit. Yes I can do pistons but I'm waiting to get all my money together to buy all my parts and I was going to do this in the meantime. What type headgasket should I go with and what thickness. How much will it bump my comp up and will I feel a difference?
I don't know about how much of a difference, but if your wanting a thinner gasket i would use a cometic HG.
http://www.cometic.com/
http://www.cometic.com/
here you go man. check this out. this calculator is suppose to be pretty close. play with it a little. post up what you find out. hope this helps.
http://www.zealautowerks.com/
http://www.zealautowerks.com/
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Can't you just remove the middle layer of an OEM gasket?
Can't you just remove the middle layer of an OEM gasket?
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Mugen or Spoon. You'll get roughly 0.3 points out of either one. Mugen's was specifically designed as a 2-layer, and seems to be one of the more popular choices. We've had no problems whatsoever with the Mugen gasket we installed on my brother's C5.
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