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Do I need to clay my motor?
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Thu Oct 11, 2012 5:22 pmby kapow
Hey guys, I have
JDM B16 head
AUDM B18C2 block (oem crank and rods)
PR3 pistons with 1mm shaved off the top
Skunk2 Stage 1 cams
With the 1mm shaved off the PR3 pistons i'm hoping to get a similar compression ratio to a jdm ITR. I will be using the stock oem cam gears, so I won't be dialing it in. What would my compression be with this combo? Do you think I need to clay my motor? Any input I much appreciate it
Posted:
Thu Oct 11, 2012 5:32 pmby asianrob
i dont imagine you would need to.
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Thu Oct 11, 2012 6:44 pmby HeikDiesel
Shaved pistons? Any more info on this? Are you sure you aren't talking about the head being milled?
Posted:
Thu Oct 11, 2012 11:47 pmby blk92hb
i would, just for peice of mind knowing it wont have any problems.
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Fri Oct 12, 2012 3:44 amby kapow
HeikDiesel wrote:Shaved pistons? Any more info on this? Are you sure you aren't talking about the head being milled?
The head hasn't been touched. My engine builder thinks the compression will be a bit high for my local gas, so he shaved 1mm off each piston so it comes down close to the compression of an ITR
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Fri Oct 12, 2012 5:27 amby HeikDiesel
I'd be curious to see how they do this since the piston isn't flat. Kinda hard to just shave 1mm off evenly
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Fri Oct 12, 2012 9:42 amby asianrob
you shouldn't need to clay it since there are people (including my self at one point) ran CTR pistons in similar set up with no problems. and if you seen CTR pistons they are pretty domed.
check your other thread for the compression ratio chart.
but anyways if you are wanting CR close to an ITR you can use ITR pistons P73 or a little bit higher CR you can use the P73A pistons (JDM ITR)
i would clay it if you were running CTR pistons with a High lift cam. but with the stuff that you have listed you will be fine.