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    Default need help with piston part number

    i just bought a motor, b16a2, with eagle rods and je pistons, the piston part number is 149213, what kind of compression will this thing make with a b16 head??

    all help will be super repped!!
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    here ya go man.
    pn#:149213
    B16A1,A2,A3 Si, 81.50mm (.020) Bore, 10.5:1 CR, 5.7cc Dome

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    yeah thats what i found, i was hoping i was wrong, this is too high for boost, but not quite enough for all motor is it?
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    uhh its a little in between. you can possibly go boost, but u cant go doing 20 lbs now lol.

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    je doenst have a piston with that model srp does.

    an if thats the case
    Quote Originally Posted by sang View Post
    here ya go man.
    pn#:149213
    B16A1,A2,A3 Si, 81.50mm (.020) Bore, 10.5:1 CR, 5.7cc Dome
    sry but your figures are not correct

    http://www.jepistons.com/Catalogs/SR...6a1-a2-a3.aspx

    last on the list

    it will also give a comp of 10.386953889798464:1


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    Quote Originally Posted by sang View Post
    uhh its a little in between. you can possibly go boost, but u cant go doing 20 lbs now lol.



    well crap, i wanna go heavy NA, so looks like ima need higher compression pistons to run big cams right? like pro2s
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    je doenst have a piston with that model srp does.

    an if thats the case


    sry but your figures are not correct

    http://www.jepistons.com/Catalogs/SR...6a1-a2-a3.aspx

    last on the list

    it will also give a comp of 10.386953889798464:1
    ahh dam ur right. i got the wrong spec's and info. sry about that

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    so thats like stock compression? the top of these pistons look like this /\
    whats the point if its stockish compression?
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    if you wanna go na crazy. id go for a 12.5:1 or something around there

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