Stacking headgaskets?
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Stacking headgaskets?
I have an LS/Vtec in my 1992 civic hatchback. It has JE pistons, and the previous owner of the motor said that it had a compression ratio of somewhere near 12.5:1
My buddy said that it is possible to stack 2 headgaskets together to drop the compression. Which makes sense to me.
however, would this seal well? and what are the up sides and downsides?
Thanks.
My buddy said that it is possible to stack 2 headgaskets together to drop the compression. Which makes sense to me.
however, would this seal well? and what are the up sides and downsides?
Thanks.
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Re: Stacking headgaskets?
Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
boost it and get a good tuner.
i'd like to be able to daily the car.. and not be worried about melting piston skirts.... thats why i want to lower the compression.
i guess thanks for the help.. from those who answered.........
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Re: Stacking headgaskets?
Originally Posted by Anubis_4_99
you can daily drive it as it is, just never put anything less then premium in it or your asking to break something with that C/R
Not true. You will get detonation even with premium. You'll need to run atleast 100 octane and get a tune by a good tuner. Those are the words from Tom Payn's mouth. Former owner of Payn Technologies in Troy Mi.
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Re: Stacking headgaskets?
Originally Posted by 89hatchsir
Not true. You will get detonation even with premium. You'll need to run atleast 100 octane and get a tune by a good tuner. Those are the words from Tom Payn's mouth. Former owner of Payn Technologies in Troy Mi.
Originally Posted by Sepheroth86
I have an LS/Vtec in my 1992 civic hatchback. It has JE pistons, and the previous owner of the motor said that it had a compression ratio of somewhere near 12.5:1
My buddy said that it is possible to stack 2 headgaskets together to drop the compression. Which makes sense to me.
however, would this seal well? and what are the up sides and downsides?
Thanks.
My buddy said that it is possible to stack 2 headgaskets together to drop the compression. Which makes sense to me.
however, would this seal well? and what are the up sides and downsides?
Thanks.