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20vK 14-03-2006 02:25 PM

Was kinda hoping to keep some level of squish there - we'll have to wait and see! I've not been totally honest with what I'm doing, so I'll have to see how the engine performs as it is, before I get the pistons made up.

Thanks for your input - you've been a gent!

Rich

JohnA 14-03-2006 03:35 PM

Squish is good for low-end and midrange efficiency.

If you're going nuts with boost, it goes down in the list of "to do"s

Your first priority then is to keep the engine from grenading after a few seconds of sustained full boost.
Squish is unfortunately the first to go in the effort to reduce the static compression ratio. You'll also probably need to go for thicker gasket AND lowest possible pistons AND copious amounts of water/meth injection AND 'safe' advance.

20vK 15-03-2006 12:40 PM

Thanks John,

I'll keep you posted on my progress!

Rich

Hic 16-03-2006 11:36 AM

Hi, I can make the pistons for you. Set will cost cca 1100-1250?. Contact me via pm or mail if you are interested. You need flat-top pistons for that amount of power from 1.8T. I made 680bhp 1.8T. Also. gt42 is the turbo you need. You must overspeed it for 1000HP. Contact me if you want to know more.

Hic

20vK 17-03-2006 03:48 PM

I'm not using a turbo. :wink:

I've already found a piston supplier, but I would be open to alternatives. PM me your proposed piston specification and I'll certainly consider it.

Rich

Hic 18-03-2006 05:56 PM

Forged pistons can differ between eachother very much. I can say only that engine that has 847bhp ON ALL 4 wheels uses these pistons with custom rods and WASN'T opened for 2 years! JE and some oher pistons will destroy using more that 2.2bars.

JohnA 18-03-2006 06:49 PM

Boost pressure doesn't destroy pistons.

Detonation destroys pistons :wink:

Hic 20-03-2006 06:51 AM

On celica, boost pressure DOES break top ringlands without any signs of detonation in any way. Anything after 1.3b, does break top ringland. Without knocking.

20vK 24-03-2006 04:25 PM

Am still interested in the piston proposal - so pm me the info and I'll take a look.

On the subject of JE pistons, were they off the shelf items, or custom? ie, were they being used in the application they were designed for? If yes, then I would be interested to know the spec on the ringlands.

Rich


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