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    Would DC2R head be good with 11.9 compression?

    Would DC2R valve train (complete head) be good with 11.9 compression?

    Produce much more/if any power?

    Project: Machine myself a heavy gear knob

    #2
    yes.
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      #3
      It should produce more power but there is more to building an engine than just upping compression... can you give us more details?
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        #4
        i also dont quite understand the question chuck???
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          #5
          To rephrase, what block is this going onto, how is the compression being raised? Is it just a piston swap in a B18c7? Is there an aftermarket ecu? Are you checking for clearances? What headgasket are you using? etc.
          http://www.worldvision.com.au http://ww.compassion.com.au

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            #6
            block is a 1.8lt block
            (for example b18c7 rebuilt with PCT)


            everythign is STD (including head gasket)...



            but tuned with aftermarket ECU.. which is a given
            Last edited by BlitZ; 16-08-06, 01:07 PM.

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              #7
              so what is the aternative head you are comparing it to?
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                #8
                Originally posted by tinkerbell
                so what is the aternative head you are comparing it to?


                I am planning to rebuild a b18c7...
                would rebuilding using PCT piston net more power than STD... 11.9 over 11.1cr..


                This has got me thinking..
                but also would my engine capacity in terms of ltrs drop?
                Last edited by BlitZ; 16-08-06, 01:13 PM.

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                  #9
                  no by much...
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                    #10
                    Blitz I asked my tuner the same question, he said the compression will definately yield more power, but the Camshaft profile re: lift and duration is much more important.

                    dont ask me what all that means :P

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                      #11
                      I believe that compression is in the field of modification of ..
                      "free power.."

                      but u can get too greedy with compression and cop detonation, and have clearance issues..

                      but it all depends on how u r planning to get that compression up..
                      are you going for higher domed pistons ?
                      or are you milling the head in combination with a thinner headgasket?
                      it all makes a difference ..

                      but i think that 11.9/12 will be pretty good with stock itr cams/head..
                      if you go any more you may need more lift/duration in the cams ..
                      i mean its not a bad thing.. but u will gain even more if u get bigger cams ..
                      Farewell TYP88R

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                        #12
                        i think in a similar comparison ..
                        u know how i told u im running interim vtir cams in my itr head ..
                        until i get my set ..

                        pretty much stock compression .. maybe a little higher..
                        im actually getting very poor fuel economy when i hit it .. cos the cams aren't lifting enough.. although power feels as good as when i had the stock head with itr cams ..
                        Farewell TYP88R

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                          #13
                          if you read the post - he is using "PCT pistons" = B16B pistons...

                          all he will need to do is check for piston to valve clearance...
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                            #14
                            I have no direct hands on experience, but B16B pistons do seem a frequent upgrade for B18c5 owners in the US on h-t.com, with decent results. Seems a fairly cheap and safe way to up compression, if you listen to tinkerbell and check for piston to valve clearance.
                            http://www.worldvision.com.au http://ww.compassion.com.au

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                              #15
                              ahhh icic i had no idea what PCT was ..

                              i thought that ctr pistons netted quite a bit more than 11.9 though
                              i was thinking in the vicinity of 12.5
                              Farewell TYP88R

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