Compression Ratio on LS/VTEC
I'm ready to get some pistons for my Ls/Vtec setup. I'm looking at either JDM ITR pistons that are 11.0:1 and Civic type R pistons that are 12.4:1 I'm sure JDM ITR are the safe ones to go with I'm also interested in the CTR. can anyone tell me what the power difference between the two are? I'm just trying to figure out if it's worth the risk for ctr with that high of compression.
i'm building my ls vtec and i'm going with jdm b16 pistons
p30=11.5
pr3=11.3
assuming with a b15 head
i would not go with ctr's cr is too high for 91 octane here in calisfornia
p30=11.5
pr3=11.3
assuming with a b15 head
i would not go with ctr's cr is too high for 91 octane here in calisfornia
here is some ratios w/ P30 b16 pistons
B18a/b or B20b/z block with stock (pr4) rods w/ B16 or type R head (PR3)
11.5:1 compression
B18a/b or B20b/Z block with stock (pr4) rods w/ GSR head (p72)
11.7:1 compression
B18C block with stock (P72) rods w/ B16 head or type R head (PR3)
11.3:1 compression
B18C block with stock (P72) rods w/ GSR head (P72)
11.5:1 compression
B18a/b or B20b/z block with stock (PR4) rods w/ stock B18a/b or B20b/z head (p75 or PR4 head)
11.0:1 compression
B17A1 block with stock (P61) rods w/ stock PR3 head
10.9:1 compression
B17A1 block with stock (P61) rods w/ stock P72 head
11.1:1 compression
B16A block with stock (PR3) rods w/ stock PR3 head
10.4:1 compression
B16A block with stock (PR3) rods w/ stock GSR head
10.6:1 compression
All compressions are acturate to .05
B18a/b or B20b/z block with stock (pr4) rods w/ B16 or type R head (PR3)
11.5:1 compression
B18a/b or B20b/Z block with stock (pr4) rods w/ GSR head (p72)
11.7:1 compression
B18C block with stock (P72) rods w/ B16 head or type R head (PR3)
11.3:1 compression
B18C block with stock (P72) rods w/ GSR head (P72)
11.5:1 compression
B18a/b or B20b/z block with stock (PR4) rods w/ stock B18a/b or B20b/z head (p75 or PR4 head)
11.0:1 compression
B17A1 block with stock (P61) rods w/ stock PR3 head
10.9:1 compression
B17A1 block with stock (P61) rods w/ stock P72 head
11.1:1 compression
B16A block with stock (PR3) rods w/ stock PR3 head
10.4:1 compression
B16A block with stock (PR3) rods w/ stock GSR head
10.6:1 compression
All compressions are acturate to .05
Your compression number are a little more off than .05. GSR head will yield a higher CR than a b16 head.
Powerwise, I think a whole point in compression is somewhere around 10% difference. That's just what I read, but you can't really tell since there are different factors.
Why don't you make a compromise between the two and go with B16 pistons with a 11.6:1 CR?
Powerwise, I think a whole point in compression is somewhere around 10% difference. That's just what I read, but you can't really tell since there are different factors.
Why don't you make a compromise between the two and go with B16 pistons with a 11.6:1 CR?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by specie »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Your compression number are a little more off than .05. GSR head will yield a higher CR than a b16 head.
Powerwise, I think a whole point in compression is somewhere around 10% difference. That's just what I read, but you can't really tell since there are different factors.
Why don't you make a compromise between the two and go with B16 pistons with a 11.6:1 CR? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Please show me where I am wrong so I can fix
they look pretty on to me
Powerwise, I think a whole point in compression is somewhere around 10% difference. That's just what I read, but you can't really tell since there are different factors.
Why don't you make a compromise between the two and go with B16 pistons with a 11.6:1 CR? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Please show me where I am wrong so I can fix
they look pretty on to me
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