POST 1Original post
did anybody know what is the stock engine compression?? thanks a bunch
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POST 2Original post
11.1 perfect for boosting at 5-6 lbs safely
POST 3Original post
Did you know that your fellow members have spent hours putting together a fabulous FAQ on the cars? They did it just for you! brad http://www.planet-9.com/faq.php?faq=techdata#faq_gentech
POST 4Original post
Sigh ... You do all that work just so people won't ask these kind of questions and they still do. I'm asking for a raise. Just kidding Thanks Beez
POST 5Original post
It isn't clear why you want this information, but compression ratio isn't always a useful statistic, since the actual pressure that develops inside the combustion chamber is going to depend upon the cam profile. Therefore, just because an engine has an 11 to 1 static compression ratio doesn't mean it has higher combustion chamber pressure than a 10 to 1 engine with a milder cam.
POST 6Original post
I assume you are asking this because you are thinking/planning a turbo setup, as per your other thread? Post up some details about your plans and we can help you design it
POST 7Original post
lol, will do, i'll post more up when i got the details, right now we are just talking about it and doing some research.
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