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    Quote Originally Posted by Nfamou5
    are you using the b16 piston
    i was plan on getting a block guard and some ls piston to lower the comp probably some arp headstud too
    given that could i still boost if only using a block guard with arp headstud on stock internals
    not looking to go high boost soon just want a lil more power for a dd
    I thought about doing ls pistons recently for r&d purposes. i had a bone stock b16. the headgasket dropped compression to 8.5:1 and costed 300. if u need some ls pistons i got a trade for u. lol. seriously.

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    Just throw a turbo kit on it and get a good tune at 7 or 8 psi. You'll make a LOT more power and will still be in the green zone and should keep you happy for a while. When you decide to run more boost go ahead and build the motor with forged parts.

    ARP headstuds would still be a good idea but a block guard will do nothing for strength.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedEj8
    Just throw a turbo kit on it and get a good tune at 7 or 8 psi. You'll make a LOT more power and will still be in the green zone and should keep you happy for a while. When you decide to run more boost go ahead and build the motor with forged parts.

    ARP headstuds would still be a good idea but a block guard will do nothing for strength.
    that was what i was thinking bout doin getting a decent turbo kit and run 7 to 10psi max stock and getting it tuned.
    until i run into some cash and get some forged internals but on the topic of the blockguard have anyone tried both setup
    with and without the blockguard...i mean it may not be all that great but isnt it better to use the block instead of not
    since it would be stock sleeves..on that note i heard the b16 sleeves could handle up to 400 hp is there any truth to it..
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    Quote Originally Posted by BTEC
    I thought about doing ls pistons recently for r&d purposes. i had a bone stock b16. the headgasket dropped compression to 8.5:1 and costed 300. if u need some ls pistons i got a trade for u. lol. seriously.
    what headgasket did you use
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nfamou5
    what headgasket did you use
    cometic the first 2 times, oe this time.

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