Pistons, Clearances, Compression Ratios and Fuel
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06-26-2007, 05:35 PM
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Well, 11.9 is no problem if you have a good cooling and lubrication system.
Also good bolts and bearings should be fitted. Because the temperature and pressure inside the combustion chamber will increase a lot compared to the original values. Well, if i had the time i could calculate the new pressure and temperature... lol However, also the ignition timing and fuel injection will have a big impact on the pressure and temperature values. So a good mapping is also requested. Keeping the AE86 alive! |
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Pistons, Clearances, Compression Ratios and Fuel - apardal - 06-26-2007, 11:21 AM
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