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Originally posted by Warmage12 Is it that difficult to say how much in a unit that the rings need to be gapped to?....Arg, arg, anger, anger, monkey head....
Simple answer is yes.
You may want to consult with your machinist. It will depend upon the type of piston. It will depend upon the make of piston. It can depend upon the piston to wall clearance. It will depend upon what level of boost/power that you are going to run. It will depend upon if this is a race application or a daily driver. It will depend upon how squeamish you are to crankcase pressure. It will depend upon....
I guess what I'm saying is that you should probably talk to your machinist to make this decision. I have installed, on our engines, anywhere from .017 gap to .023 (this is just first ring gap). The .017 was just a straight stocker. The .023 was on my current turbo project because I intended on a loose engine.
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