5.3 gen 3 300 shot of nitrous help please
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5.3 gen 3 300 shot of nitrous help please
Okay so I'm putting together my motor I have a stock rotating assembly with arp 2000 rod bolts and head studs.
I plan on running a 300 shot of nitrous and I'm trying to figure out what my ring gap should be.
I came up with .020 for the top ring but that seams a little small for the amount of spray also can't find numbers for the second ring.
I will be using the stick rings out of the motor.
Any help is appreciated
I plan on running a 300 shot of nitrous and I'm trying to figure out what my ring gap should be.
I came up with .020 for the top ring but that seams a little small for the amount of spray also can't find numbers for the second ring.
I will be using the stick rings out of the motor.
Any help is appreciated
Last edited by Sethlorton; 08-25-2022 at 09:52 AM. Reason: Miss typed number
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Okay so I'm putting together my motor I have a stock rotating assembly with arp 2000 rod bolts and head studs.
I plan on running a 300 shot of nitrous and I'm trying to figure out what my ring gap should be.
I came up with .20 for the top ring but that seams a little small for the amount of spray also can't find numbers for the second ring.
I will be using the stick rings out of the motor.
Any help is appreciated
I plan on running a 300 shot of nitrous and I'm trying to figure out what my ring gap should be.
I came up with .20 for the top ring but that seams a little small for the amount of spray also can't find numbers for the second ring.
I will be using the stick rings out of the motor.
Any help is appreciated
Whatever the top ring is, I would go a little bigger on the second ring, like .002”-.005” bigger. That way, whatever blowby that makes it past the top ring will not get trapped and can easily get last the second ring.
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What are the rings at now? The stock rings might already be worn out to over .020” anyways.
Whatever the top ring is, I would go a little bigger on the second ring, like .002”-.005” bigger. That way, whatever blowby that makes it past the top ring will not get trapped and can easily get last the second ring.
Whatever the top ring is, I would go a little bigger on the second ring, like .002”-.005” bigger. That way, whatever blowby that makes it past the top ring will not get trapped and can easily get last the second ring.
I dont know yet haven't measured them yet plan on doing it this weekend.
still not sure what the top ring gap should be.
but thank you for the info on the second ring.
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TECH Resident
Some aged info..
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TECH Resident
Oh ya!
Stock pistons and a 300 shot.
A pic of the combustion chamber at the first WFO blast.
A pic of the combustion chamber at the first WFO blast.