Low boost/High compression....
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My next mod is gonna be rods. I was thinking about it today and would like some feedback on this subject. I figure while the rods are out throw some 9:1 pistons in and and drop the boost down a bit.
Anyone have input on this, it's appreciated. I'm pretty sure it would work, and possibly quite well, but I'd like to hear some other opinions on it.
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My next mod is gonna be rods. I was thinking about it today and would like some feedback on this subject. I figure while the rods are out throw some 9:1 pistons in and and drop the boost down a bit.
Anyone have input on this, it's appreciated. I'm pretty sure it would work, and possibly quite well, but I'd like to hear some other opinions on it.
Cree
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If your going to replace rods, ya it would be a good idea to throw some low comp pistons in it. Also I would keep the compression around 9.5:1. If you go to low it might hurt you in the HP department or you will need to throw a lot more boost at it.
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if u do a search on f150 bout jdm, u can see that jdm is actually building some of his new motors with a 9:1 compression ratio. cant remember the results right off hand
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Originally Posted by Grimace03L
JJ@WMS has been doing this for a while with good results. Less boost, but more power. Can't run as much timing, but you don't need it to make the power.
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Originally Posted by stripper
If your going to replace rods, ya it would be a good idea to throw some low comp pistons in it. Also I would keep the compression around 9.5:1. If you go to low it might hurt you in the HP department or you will need to throw a lot more boost at it.
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Cree - your low rpm torque will be fantastic with that setup and with the right setup / tuning, will pull very strong on the top end. As previously said - lower the timing and watch the A/F and you'll be great with it. I've done this same thing with other suoercharged engines with nice results. Also got around a JLP engine today with 9:1 and stage-3 cams - beautiful sounding lope.
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some custom venolias with stainless dykes rings to seel in that boost would be nice then send thm in to get lightend. that may not be a good thing for the longevity of the motor though
http://www.venolia.com/ my buddys have used there stuff in our AMCs for years
anyone know what sise the wrist pin and crank journals are can you do an offset grind and stroke a 5.4
http://www.venolia.com/ my buddys have used there stuff in our AMCs for years
anyone know what sise the wrist pin and crank journals are can you do an offset grind and stroke a 5.4
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Originally Posted by Bird
Cree - your low rpm torque will be fantastic with that setup and with the right setup / tuning, will pull very strong on the top end. As previously said - lower the timing and watch the A/F and you'll be great with it. I've done this same thing with other suoercharged engines with nice results. Also got around a JLP engine today with 9:1 and stage-3 cams - beautiful sounding lope.
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