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![]() Porting isn't going to do anything for CR. You'll be sitting at 10.3-10.9:1 depending on how good the heads are cast from the factory. All porting does is change the intake and exhaust ports, not change the combustion chamber size.
Forged pistons with a 17cc dish, like the 99+ will give you a good CR to work with for a blower car. If you stick a blower on with the stock pistons, you could have one cylinder sitting at nearly 11:1 CR and 8psi on top of that. With cast pistons, you're either going to lose the head gasket, or you're gonna lose a piston. |
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