10:1 compression with stroker
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with the better tuning tools these days there is no need to run lower comp with a turbo. your limited on pump(kinda), but you get quicker spool. I was 30-32psi on pump and 10:1 on my 2.4 and it spooled like a stock turbo.
plus with a "stroker", or in my case just a bigger motor, we are limited to revving, so the extra CR helps with spool. and with e85 popn up everywhere you cant go wrong!
Im no expert, just my 2 cents.
plus with a "stroker", or in my case just a bigger motor, we are limited to revving, so the extra CR helps with spool. and with e85 popn up everywhere you cant go wrong!
Im no expert, just my 2 cents.
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Actually, the effect of raising the SCR delays spool, not quickens it. A higher SCR tends to make the engine feel a little peppier off-boost, so that tends to offset the effect to the perception of the driver.
One reason why engines with a short R/S ratio (strokers) are more forgiving to higher SCRs because the piston dwell at TDC is shorter for any given rpm, which means static cylinder pressure is reduced more rapidly per degree of crank rotation for any given rpm.
The theoretical difference in torque potential between 9:1 and 10:1 is small (<5%), so it's really a matter of fuel octane. Since many who put together 10:1 motors expect to run E85, the higher SCR is a non-issue.
One reason why engines with a short R/S ratio (strokers) are more forgiving to higher SCRs because the piston dwell at TDC is shorter for any given rpm, which means static cylinder pressure is reduced more rapidly per degree of crank rotation for any given rpm.
The theoretical difference in torque potential between 9:1 and 10:1 is small (<5%), so it's really a matter of fuel octane. Since many who put together 10:1 motors expect to run E85, the higher SCR is a non-issue.
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bigger cams also tend to lower dynamic compression ratio, what exactly happens at high rpm and under boost with the added cylinder fill from the cams i have no idea how to calculate. i think the basic dynamic compression ratio calculators become void a bit past idle.
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10.0:1 CR is very popular in E85 fueled engines, or one that uses higher octane fuel.
JE Pistons has 10.0:1 pistons for non-strokers available off-the-shelf.
http://www.jepistons.com/Catalogs/Sp...i/4g63_22.aspx
JE Pistons has 10.0:1 pistons for non-strokers available off-the-shelf.
http://www.jepistons.com/Catalogs/Sp...i/4g63_22.aspx
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sorry to bring back an old thread, but with a 10:1 cr on a 2.0 is it safe to tune at atleast 25psi on 93oct?
the car is running e85 at the moment but i would also like to have a 93oct map..
edit: these are the mods for a better response
Built 2.0
JE Pistons .20 over 10:1 upgraded wrist pins and coated sides
BC Rods w/ 625 bolts
Manley Crank
Balance shafts removed
Supertech stock size valves
Supertech Dual Valve Springs
Supertech Viton Seals
Supertech valves
ARP L19 head studs
Cosworth M2 cams
the car is running e85 at the moment but i would also like to have a 93oct map..
edit: these are the mods for a better response
Built 2.0
JE Pistons .20 over 10:1 upgraded wrist pins and coated sides
BC Rods w/ 625 bolts
Manley Crank
Balance shafts removed
Supertech stock size valves
Supertech Dual Valve Springs
Supertech Viton Seals
Supertech valves
ARP L19 head studs
Cosworth M2 cams
Last edited by alanarias22; Mar 28, 2012 at 09:59 PM.
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nice, well the fp black has a 25psi actuator so my plans is to leave it at 25psi for the pump gas tune and have the mbc set to 35 psi for the e85 tune so when i switch maps all i have to do is connect the mbc
Last edited by alanarias22; Mar 29, 2012 at 12:25 AM.