b18b1 block, b18b1 head, b16a1 rods, P72-A0 gsr pistons should yield 10.0:1 compression ratio with a 2 ply head gasket. will everything clear? and what could be the expected gains from this. on a stock engine?
No, LS rods are shorter due to the longer stroke of the LS crank. Use rods that match your crank unless you are going with some weird pistons that have reised wrist pins. GSR rods with an LS crank = pistons smashing into head.
using the compression calculator, i found that the pistons and rod combo would stick out of the hole 0.024 inchs so yeah, that's for saying that i was actually just about to ask how much clearance i would have, now i know, thanks.
i will go with LS crank, gsr pistons, LS rods, 2 ply head gasket and that should yield 10.2:1 compression
it's already a turbo engine, with a 14b and i just ordered a t3 to stick on there. I want a boost in compression but 11:1 would be too difficult and require too much money and work.
i will need to machine the rods to get the pistons to work, so i was thinking to save just get a thinner head gasket, and place it on before i tune. just get a tiny boost in compression.
From what i was reading 9.5:1 seems to be about tops on a DD turbo app.
so with a i could go about 9.3:1 with a double ply headgasket and later go ls/vtec on top once i complie the parts/money/time to do that completely
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