8.5 compression ratio in newer 460's
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8.5 compression ratio in newer 460's
I was wondering if the 8.5: 1 compression ratio listed in stats for the 87 - up 460's is achieved with pistons or do the 87 up 460's have smaller cc heads?
Can these pistons as stock replacements be used to replace the 8:1 pistons in the older 460's for a mild compression upgrade?
Can these pistons as stock replacements be used to replace the 8:1 pistons in the older 460's for a mild compression upgrade?
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8.5 compression ratio in newer 460's
Thanks for the replies.
brucen2son
Good info on that kb-piston site. It appears the pistons are responsible for the slight compression increase.
This might be a way to get a little compression boost and keep your engine happy on 87 octane.
Didn't know if anyone had went this route or not.
brucen2son
Good info on that kb-piston site. It appears the pistons are responsible for the slight compression increase.
This might be a way to get a little compression boost and keep your engine happy on 87 octane.
Didn't know if anyone had went this route or not.
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8.5 compression ratio in newer 460's
Thanks for the replies.
brucen2son
Good info on that kb-piston site. It appears the pistons are responsible for the slight compression increase.
This might be a way to get a little compression boost and keep your engine happy on 87 octane.
Didn't know if anyone had went this route or not.
brucen2son
Good info on that kb-piston site. It appears the pistons are responsible for the slight compression increase.
This might be a way to get a little compression boost and keep your engine happy on 87 octane.
Didn't know if anyone had went this route or not.
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