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Old 11-09-2016, 04:21 PM   #13
jessrayo
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Originally Posted by LibertyHill View Post
What they are the same compression ratio?!?!?
Yes, Vengeance Racing felt that it would be better to keep the exact same piston dimensions and compression ratio to avoid the need for additional engine balancing.

If I put in new pistons I want less compression so I can throw more boost at it. I like the idea that someone at ADM is working on the cylinder heads to decrease the compression a little there. I'm still thinking that eventually a 417 stroker kit and the Lingenfelter modified fuel system is going to be required to really use the boost all of these FI systems can make.... in reality at least $10K more than we paid for FI.
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