USDM ITR pistons in B16A ?
Couple of quick ?'s
What kinda compression ratio would I have with these pistons? I would be using a Honda headgasket, is NOT milled.
Does Anyone here know if I would have valve clearance issues with Crower 63402 cams and the USDM ITR pistons.
Thanks.
What kinda compression ratio would I have with these pistons? I would be using a Honda headgasket, is NOT milled.
Does Anyone here know if I would have valve clearance issues with Crower 63402 cams and the USDM ITR pistons.
Thanks.
you will have nice and low c/r of around 9.7:1 ( almost just like the d16y8 in the EX coupe)
there should be no clearance issues.
do yourself a favour and run the PCT (b16b) CTR pistons if you can that should put you at 10.8:1 or so. more aggressive cams require higher compression.
there should be no clearance issues.
do yourself a favour and run the PCT (b16b) CTR pistons if you can that should put you at 10.8:1 or so. more aggressive cams require higher compression.
No way does ITR pistons make the CR that low. The stock is higher than that. I would assume you're keeping stock rods. It is almost exactly the same as stock actually, 10.2:1. If you run the pct pistons and spoon headgasket your CR would be 11.17:1 or so.
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all you have to do is go to c-speedracing.com like already stated to get the different C/R's.
people have to remember that the B16A pistons are the highest domed B series pistons, other than the CTR/B16B pistons (which most use for a higher C/R).
the USDM B16A is 10.2:1 and the JDM B16A is 10.4:1 C/R. so with the JDM B16B pistons in a B16A the C/R goes up to 10.8:1, which was already mentioned above.
just because it's a Type R piston doesn't mean it's going to give a higher C/R than the stock SI pistons. the JDM ITR pistons are almost identical to the B16A pistons so you still get 10.2:1 C/R if you swap them out and leave everything else the same, including the HG thickness.
people have to remember that the B16A pistons are the highest domed B series pistons, other than the CTR/B16B pistons (which most use for a higher C/R).
the USDM B16A is 10.2:1 and the JDM B16A is 10.4:1 C/R. so with the JDM B16B pistons in a B16A the C/R goes up to 10.8:1, which was already mentioned above.
just because it's a Type R piston doesn't mean it's going to give a higher C/R than the stock SI pistons. the JDM ITR pistons are almost identical to the B16A pistons so you still get 10.2:1 C/R if you swap them out and leave everything else the same, including the HG thickness.
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