Compression Ratio
#1
Compression Ratio
Can a SOHC Vtec either D16z6 or D16y8 handle a compression ratio of around 13:1 or 14:1.
once the engine is built to those specs what would be needed to keep it running smoothly.
Does anybody know the power potential of this?
once the engine is built to those specs what would be needed to keep it running smoothly.
Does anybody know the power potential of this?
#2
A flawless tune thats for sure. I know there was someone on here running 13:1 on pump gas, but that was on a 2.0L sleeved b18c1.
Well the power potential would depend on your setup. Running 13:1 CR on a stock engine would be a waste, but if you built the head (cam, valve springs, titanium retainers, port and polish, valve job, smooth the combustion chambers) and got all of the bolt-on's i would say you'd have a pretty potent d-series.
With that high of a CR i would run a stage 3 cam and some colder spark plugs.
Well the power potential would depend on your setup. Running 13:1 CR on a stock engine would be a waste, but if you built the head (cam, valve springs, titanium retainers, port and polish, valve job, smooth the combustion chambers) and got all of the bolt-on's i would say you'd have a pretty potent d-series.
With that high of a CR i would run a stage 3 cam and some colder spark plugs.
#4
we need to remember that static compression ratio doesnt mean dick. build it to bring all your tolorances to a minimum and let the compression ratio fall where it may. you will need some serious work done to that engine and it will be a race engine in your street car and that means lots of maintenance. minimum you should have a cam and oversize valves in a fully ported head. still to do that engine is going to be a ton of work and MONEY.
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