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    Senior Hostboard Member JRCivic's Avatar
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    Sonny, this is your que to drop me an E-mail so I can fire you some pics...

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    My guess is 12.5:1!!

    nighthawk1

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    Sonny

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    Thank you Sonny...
    The compression ratio is certainly greater than 10.0:1...

    Does it look that high to you Sonny ???


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    It kinda looks like the piston from the SEMA show two years ago? Might you have scored a set biggrin

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    Yeah, Like Sonny I'd say close to 12:5:1. That dome is pretty big. (Just curious)What will be the stroke?

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    I'm gonna guess 15:1........ can a CR even go that high?!?!?!? hehehehe

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    I just wanted to post a picture of my new naturally-aspirated (yes, no JRSC for this one... heheh) budget project.

    What you will see below (I guess I need to convince Sonnyballs to help first... heheh) is a big bore GSR block and the high compression JE piston at TDC sticking out the top. I have chosen to use a '00 Si head with a big pile of Crower and Ferrea valvetrain products.

    Anyone wanna guess what the effective CR will be ?!?

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    The stroke is stock GSR... 87.2mm
    The bore is 84mm (+.120")
    This makes an effective displacement of 1933cc's.

    Here is a hint for all those who are guessing:

    The pistons are 13.0:1 GSR pistons... however, I am using a Civic Si head (which has a larger combustion chamber), so it will in fact be less.

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    Javin,

    You know me babee... I always like using the "Trick" parts.

    heheh


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    Nice... but you need to put a gsr head instead biggrin Are you going with the crower cams too?

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