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124693, what piston compression to use???
Posted by 99eclipse420a, Mar-19-09 08:27 PM
well here is the deal i want to be able to run n2o or turbo but for now i want alittle more power so can i go up in compression without going to race gas.
124694, RE: what piston compression to use???
Posted by CODE4, Mar-19-09 08:44 PM
Yes.
124695, RE: what piston compression to use???
Posted by 420agreenvilleSC, Mar-19-09 09:08 PM
10.5:1
124696, RE: what piston compression to use???
Posted by scorpo86, Mar-19-09 10:10 PM
if your going to go no2 or turbo make sure that you get it bored right. when you get Je pistons it comes with a paper wit the bore sizes so if you go turbo or no2 there will be room for them to swell up.(expan) when i had my motor bored i went for both so i have the option to do both no2 and turbo.
124697, RE: what piston compression to use???
Posted by foggy45, Mar-20-09 07:33 AM
i second the 10.5:1 and if your looking at rods id grab the "Long Rod" set up.
124698, RE: what piston compression to use???
Posted by CODE4, Mar-20-09 09:08 AM
Originally posted by foggy45
id grab the "Long Rod"...


That's what she said :p
124701, RE: what piston compression to use???
Posted by Fallen4ng31, Mar-20-09 02:27 PM
Originally posted by scorpo86
no2


Nitrous Oxide is "N²O". "NO²" is Nitric Oxide, which is oft used by body builders as a supplement.
124707, RE: what piston compression to use???
Posted by foggy45, Mar-20-09 09:34 PM
Originally posted by Fallen4ng31
Nitrous Oxide is "N²O". "NO²" is Nitric Oxide, which is oft used by body builders as a supplement.


Wrong

NO is Nitric oxide and is the vasodilator that is used by bodybuilders
NO2 is Nitrogen Dioxide and is an intermediate in the industrial synthesis of nitric acid, and also found in pollution
N2O is Nitrous Oxide and is the general anesthetic, and automotive power booster
124739, RE: what piston compression to use???
Posted by 99eclipse420a, Mar-23-09 12:05 PM
ok so why the long rod??