Forced induction compression ratio
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Forced induction compression ratio
What is the highest "SAFE" compression ratio for a forced induction motor? I realize 8.5 or so is a better range.
I am thinking about swapping my 59 cc heads for a set of 72s and adding some sort of supercharger..
Any imput would be appreciated..
I am thinking about swapping my 59 cc heads for a set of 72s and adding some sort of supercharger..
Any imput would be appreciated..
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All the above post assume there will be a piston swap. I have seen alot of Maggies and Prochargers on stock Zo6s.. Compression being about 10.5 -1.
I am "thinking" about 10-1 with the 72 cc heads... I fully understand this is not "optimum".. Is it "doable with a forged motor? If so,, how much boost w/b safe on pump gas?
Thanks again guys.
I am "thinking" about 10-1 with the 72 cc heads... I fully understand this is not "optimum".. Is it "doable with a forged motor? If so,, how much boost w/b safe on pump gas?
Thanks again guys.
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Like PSJ said a long time ago.. It's hard to make a V8 a powerless dog downlow... I say play it safe and just drop those points down, because it won't be too noticeable anyways... 8.3-9.0 TOPS. But I would go with 8.5