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2015-04-17 09:44:12

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Does anyone know what will happen if I use SR20DE pistons in SR16VE motor ? what will be the compression and how much work I have to do with the pistons before ?

i figure a lot less compression than the sr20ve ones.

So then there is no other way but just to order SR16VE pistons and then I have compression 11,5:1 or so.
And there is no poit of ordering SR16VE N1 pistons becaus there will be even less compression ?

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2015-04-17 10:05:09

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Does anyone know what will happen if I use SR20DE pistons in SR16VE motor ? what will be the compression and how much work I have to do with the pistons before ?

i figure a lot less compression than the sr20ve ones.

So then there is no other way but just to order SR16VE pistons and then I have compression 11,5:1 or so.
And there is no poit of ordering SR16VE N1 pistons becaus there will be even less compression ?

correct. most ppl are going the other way (sr16 to sr20)

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2015-04-17 10:17:24

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Does anyone know what will happen if I use SR20DE pistons in SR16VE motor ? what will be the compression and how much work I have to do with the pistons before ?

i figure a lot less compression than the sr20ve ones.

So then there is no other way but just to order SR16VE pistons and then I have compression 11,5:1 or so.
And there is no poit of ordering SR16VE N1 pistons becaus there will be even less compression ?

correct. most ppl are going the other way (sr16 to sr20)

Thank you

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2015-04-17 11:04:46

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there a stack of ppl selling sr16 pistons on here pretty regular. should be able to pick up a s/h set for cheap.

http://www.sr20-forum.com/classifieds-naturally-aspirated/74690-sr16ve-pistons.html

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2015-04-17 14:37:00

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Nope.. if anything slightly more compression.. like .1

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2015-04-17 15:40:27

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Aftermarket pistons boss

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