oil-spray cooling for pistons on VTEC but not for SOHC... ?
Hi guys, I have a question.. I know VTEC engines( my B16A1) has oil-spray cooling for the down side of the pistons, but SOHC engines doesn't have this. I think it's a real problem when I wanna try to turbo my other SOHC engine.. does anyone know how to solve cooling for pistons in SOHC engines?
You don't really need them with a good forged piston. I know of a certain 600whp D16 that doesn't use them.
With forged pistons, you'll be fine without them. A lot of people remove the squirters from VTEC B-series blocks after installing forged internals. No oil squirters = less weight on piston = less parasitic loss.
Alot of people say that there is less weight or better balance without oil squirters.
I dont see how it could be significant enough to affect either. Are these people talking out of their ***?
I dont see how it could be significant enough to affect either. Are these people talking out of their ***?
A few grams of added translational mass in oil on the pistons at high RPM's and the oil not being in a constant location...I don't think it's going to kill anything, but I can see how preventing it is going to help some...probably no gains that are noticable, but if it were me, I'd remove the squirters.
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