ss_scuba
Registered User
I will be gutting my motor and rebuilding it with new everything (mostly). Since I'm going to have to bore out the cylinders and get some new pistons, I was wondering if it would be beneficial to bump the compression from 8.2:1 to about 8.5-8.7:1. I know the late model SC's had an 8.5:1 without anything different to the block. Can this be done safely on early style blocks?
I've already got a free flowing exhaust being put on the car, as well as minimum of 75mm intake size, an upgrade to 38lb/hr injectors with 255L/hr fuel pump. I will probably switch to MP blower and accessories when I get the cash.
I've already got a free flowing exhaust being put on the car, as well as minimum of 75mm intake size, an upgrade to 38lb/hr injectors with 255L/hr fuel pump. I will probably switch to MP blower and accessories when I get the cash.