how you lower the compression on an engine
#3
RE: how you lower the compression on an engine
low pistons.... type R pistons are high, means that the piston head has a bump outward.
Low pistons are concave (or the bump is inward) so that creates lower compression... why do you want to do that for anyways? thinking turbo....
Low pistons are concave (or the bump is inward) so that creates lower compression... why do you want to do that for anyways? thinking turbo....
#5
RE: how you lower the compression on an engine
i was wondering cause of the i really want the f20b i dont really care for the h22...
since the sleeve are cast iron and all..i dont know just wondering and thinking bout it..
yea plan on turbo not right now..just want to write down everything i can for the future..
like reading what u did to your car kevin dats amazing to me...
what to know wat should i do
if its worth it..
like start wit a 200hp platform is better then a 130...
since the sleeve are cast iron and all..i dont know just wondering and thinking bout it..
yea plan on turbo not right now..just want to write down everything i can for the future..
like reading what u did to your car kevin dats amazing to me...
what to know wat should i do
if its worth it..
like start wit a 200hp platform is better then a 130...
#8
RE: how you lower the compression on an engine
Personally I'd go with Eagle for the rods/pistons. They'd probably require you to send them a piston/rod combo to get some specs on in order to make you a set, I highly doubt they have any info on it, its not exactly a common swap in the honda world.
Keep in mind, its gonna be pricey.
Keep in mind, its gonna be pricey.
#9
RE: how you lower the compression on an engine
yea i know its a pricey job...
im already started saving...
yeah its not a common swap but then h22 is a common swap...
do u know if i have to replace the sleeves too of that block
im already started saving...
yeah its not a common swap but then h22 is a common swap...
do u know if i have to replace the sleeves too of that block