215/50r15s
very bad 60fts around 2.4
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215/50r15s
very bad 60fts around 2.4
215's?
so it's 118mph now is it?
ok, whatevers...
I just hope the OP doesn’t make any decisions regarding using CTR pistons based on your miraculous experience with them...
EDIT: i found another car that traps 110mph: http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...ghlight=110mph
you might wanna compare times ;)
er ok, what ever you say tinkerbitch.
his 60fts are almost a second lower incase u cant read.
we all know you are the man. keep up the good work
lol 14.4 @ 110mph! LOL
a civic ran a 13.8 @ 105mph with a 2.2 60ft on steelies 175/55/15s bald tires. work it out...
none the less, as gsipsi says, i would agree with him.
haha thanks guys.
before you say "high compression"
CTR pistons in stock B16a and OEM 3 layer head gasket will only get about 10.8:1 Compression...(google honda B series compression calculator)
if you want something higher better off getting aftermarket rollerwave pistons, or deck the block and shave the head, or buy a thinner head gasket from Spoon or Mugen. Then again slapping a b20 botton end would be easier...
personally i say just get new pistons if your rings are gone...if your car aint burning excessive oil better off saving up for a proper rebuild
sorry i was thinking of the 12:8 comp ratio you would get if you stick them in a B18..
These figures from one of your SEARCH GOOGLE comment compression calculators
Using a 0.030" thick head gasket in a B16A engine you will get these results
81mm Bore
PR3 Piston 6.01cc dome + 30mm comp height = 10.18 to 1 piston will be 0.022" down the bore on a undecked block
P30 Piston 6.93cc dome + 30mm comp height = 10.38 to 1 piston will be 0.022" down the bore on a undecked block
PCT Piston 8.63cc dome + 30.73mm comp height = 11.76 to 1 comp piston will be 0.007" out of the bore on a undecked block
Using a 0.030" thick head gasket in a B16B engine you will get these results
PCT Piston 6.93cc dome + 30.73mm comp height = 10.63 to 1 comp with piston 0.026" down the bore
So there you go if you do it make sure the engine builder knows what he/she is doing,there is some much WRONG info on these forums its not funny.
try this one:
http://www.zealautowerks.com/bseries.html
'its more accurate then the c-speed one' (i read that on the internets)