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02-07-2005, 08:30 AM
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Location: Gainesville, FL
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Re: Are low Compression pistons a must when having a SC?
Well, the 'one of these days' statement is not really specific enough. If its your daily driver and you don't plan to go balls to the wall race with it; the stock internals will be more than adequate. I would simply suggest a good tune with a chip from your local dyno shop.
The world of motor bolts ons is far too vast for me to make any suggestions without you coming up with some examples of what you may want to run........ |
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