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what pistons and rods are you guys running for forced induction setups?

I'm new to the Mazda scene, if this was a honda, I wouldnt have a problem.

Its a 1.6

also, whats the bore x stroke on a 1.6 and on a 1.8?

TIA Diego
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IM running OEM pistons and OEM rods. Bore and stroke for a 1.6 is 3.07 x 3.29, for the 1.8 its 3.27 x 3.35 inches
The stock 1.6L is a great engine for mild boost in it's stock form. The 1.8 isn't so bad either.. What do you plan on doing?
The stock 1.6L is a great engine for mild boost in it's stock form. The 1.8 isn't so bad either.. What do you plan on doing?
well, as it sits right now. my engine sounds like a diesel, there is some piston slap going on in there, I think the rings are just about done. so we're pulling out the bottom end, punching it 25 over and I'm reassembling it with some rods and pistons. I just need to check my options to whats available.

the motor is going to be boosted soon enough, I just need to get this out of the way while I can still daily my integra.
G
9:1 CP pistons
Pauter rods
flyin miata has a setup for 8.1 compression with carrilo rods
8:1 is way to low. I assume you mean 9:1?
G
flyin miata has a setup for 8.1 compression with carrilo rods
FYI, FM offers 9:1 pistons for boosted setups and 11:1 for N/A:

http://flyinmiata.com/enginebuilder/index.php?option=2

FYI, the name is Carrillo, not Carrilo: http://www.carrilloind.com/

IMHO:

Pauter rods are better than Carrillo: http://www.pauter.com/

CP pistons are better than Wiseco: http://www.cppistons.com/
Matt [exz3owner said:
@ Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:36 pm]8:1 is way to low. I assume you mean 9:1?
Maybe they are running an old semi turbo... :eek:
Matt [exz3owner said:
@ Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:36 pm]8:1 is way to low. I assume you mean 9:1?
Maybe they are running an old semi turbo... :eek:
ha, funny thing though, my old 88 Mitsu Starion had 7:1 compression ratio :shock: STOCK
Matt [exz3owner said:
@ Mon Sep 11, 2006 5:36 pm]8:1 is way to low. I assume you mean 9:1?
Maybe they are running an old semi turbo... :eek:
ha, funny thing though, my old 88 Mitsu Starion had 7:1 compression ratio :shock: STOCK
I want to make a 1:1 compression motor, you have inspired me.
I dont think 8:1 is too low at all. It will be fine and safer. Spool 2oorpm slower??
i currently have an upgraded greddy turbo kit on a stock 1.6 block. what do you guys recommend me doing if i wanna boost 20lbs or hit 12sec on 1/4mile? I am currently using bipes for retard timing, begi fbr for fuel? thanks

Kenny
flyin miata has a setup for 8.1 compression with carrilo rods
FYI, FM offers 9:1 pistons for boosted setups and 11:1 for N/A:

http://flyinmiata.com/enginebuilder/index.php?option=2

FYI, the name is Carrillo, not Carrilo: http://www.carrilloind.com/

IMHO:

Pauter rods are better than Carrillo: http://www.pauter.com/

CP pistons are better than Wiseco: http://www.cppistons.com/
D'OH! Just past the nick of time. I have an engine being built using Carrillo and Weisco. #-o
I've always heard of CP pistons expanding from high-heat levels, where Wiseco's don't. Is that correct or am I confusing the 2?
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