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Just skim the crown of the stock Pistons. You dont need to remove much. I posted a compression ration calculator on the forum you can use to work it out
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It was to leave the pistons stock and dont take them out
Buttom was done 8 k km
And i dont want to get new bolts and parts for that again ☺
I know the former owner did use arp 2000 bolt
Can they be reused for head ?
I was thining of going down to 8:1 tho i have read that our engine will be more than happy with that ?
If using a bigger bore like 83 how much wil that change the cc of the engine?
Haha sry for the cofusing
The bigger bore was just an idea ☺ not the plan. Im just getting ideas for what to do or not do. Doea that make sence?
If going 82 83 bore with stock stroke isen changig much for the displacement then im not going to use bigger bore.
What is your power target and turbo you are going to run?
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Here is my CR calculator.
You would need to skim 1.1mm off the stock pistons to get around 8.5:1 without really affecting the crown material thickness of the pistons.
This will be fine for 500hp on pump fuel.
If you have access to E85 in Denmark then just modify your fuel system to suit the requirements and leave CR alone.
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