What ring gap.
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I did a search and came up with this.
Top ring 20-35
2nd ring 22-37
It is a 4.03 witch i had trouble finding the info i wanted. Most of what i cam up with was for bottle and i am not sure if that is the same gap as i would use for boost. This will be in a DD so i know i can not run a **** load of ring gap. I know that the bottom ring needs to be to have more of a gap to keep ring flutter away. Any input to find out what kinda gap i need to run would be great. Looking to make lots of power with lots of boost. I am not aimming for a psi goal i am aimming for 700rwhp. So what ever boost i have to run i will do it.
Top ring 20-35
2nd ring 22-37
It is a 4.03 witch i had trouble finding the info i wanted. Most of what i cam up with was for bottle and i am not sure if that is the same gap as i would use for boost. This will be in a DD so i know i can not run a **** load of ring gap. I know that the bottom ring needs to be to have more of a gap to keep ring flutter away. Any input to find out what kinda gap i need to run would be great. Looking to make lots of power with lots of boost. I am not aimming for a psi goal i am aimming for 700rwhp. So what ever boost i have to run i will do it.
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I would thing that is really really tight. The rings are going to exspand more than .017 i would exspect. I have heard of people using .0075 on top and add 4-5 on the bottom.
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i thought the rule of thumb was .004 for every inch of bore for N/A
and .005 for every inch of bore for F/I on the top rings ,
and just add .004~.005 to what you got for the top ring to figure out the bottom.
and .005 for every inch of bore for F/I on the top rings ,
and just add .004~.005 to what you got for the top ring to figure out the bottom.