Ly6 turbo compression ratio help
#11
I gotta agree with George here... it will take some serious work around to make these work the way you want.
I don't think milling the heads to get to 60cc will cause you any problems, but they will become weaker for real extreme boost and power. Get yourself some wiseco -11's or something and call it a day. Can you sell the pistons for more than you are into them for?
I don't think milling the heads to get to 60cc will cause you any problems, but they will become weaker for real extreme boost and power. Get yourself some wiseco -11's or something and call it a day. Can you sell the pistons for more than you are into them for?
#13
I gotta agree with George here... it will take some serious work around to make these work the way you want.
I don't think milling the heads to get to 60cc will cause you any problems, but they will become weaker for real extreme boost and power. Get yourself some wiseco -11's or something and call it a day. Can you sell the pistons for more than you are into them for?
I don't think milling the heads to get to 60cc will cause you any problems, but they will become weaker for real extreme boost and power. Get yourself some wiseco -11's or something and call it a day. Can you sell the pistons for more than you are into them for?
#15
Do you not have the rotating assembly? If you were limiting yourself with stock rods, a stock piston is fine. I'm building a stock LY6 now with gapped rings. It should be plenty strong for what I want to do. What are your power goals?
#16
Yes I do, but I have to bore it at least 0.010 over to clean up one of the cylinders.. I'm just wanting to see around 7-8 at the wheels. Does a company make stock Pistons .010, .020, or .030 over?
#18
This is more than likely what I'm gonna end up doing... Might as well spend a few hundred more and put some nice rods in it too! I think I'm gonna do the 80e swap and keep the 5.3 in there for a little longer, until I get done with the ly6
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