Z6 vs. Y7 rods! whats the difference
NEW QUESTION!!!! Ok should i use my stock rods, that have over 230,000, or buy some with less miles?
ARE z6 rods, the same as Y7
??
Ok, i plan on rebuilding a y7 block that i have. Im using a y8 head on it.
It has 230,000 on it?? approx? and it didnt burn oil.
I have brand new pistons, and today i bought a y8 gasket, and timing belt.
Im still looking for rods, and i need new rings, and bearings.
My question is, will the compression ratio be to high for my future of boost
?
I did the compression calculator, but im not quite sure what "piston to deck height" is?
when i choose y7 the c/r is 9.9, then when i choose y8, its 9.3? help
ARE z6 rods, the same as Y7
?? Ok, i plan on rebuilding a y7 block that i have. Im using a y8 head on it.
It has 230,000 on it?? approx? and it didnt burn oil.
I have brand new pistons, and today i bought a y8 gasket, and timing belt.
Im still looking for rods, and i need new rings, and bearings.
My question is, will the compression ratio be to high for my future of boost
?I did the compression calculator, but im not quite sure what "piston to deck height" is?
when i choose y7 the c/r is 9.9, then when i choose y8, its 9.3? help
piston to deck height is how far away the piston is from the top of the cylinder wall, as you stated.
you don't want a positive number, that means it's out of the hole, and you'll be having fun with smashy smashy piston into head.
you don't want a positive number, that means it's out of the hole, and you'll be having fun with smashy smashy piston into head.
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Originally Posted by Xplocivic
Steve, its a proven fact that rods do stretch over time, not a whole lot or anything, but the stretching does weaken the rod and ---- up the CR.


