Ross Blower Piston
#1
Ross Blower Piston
Checking out rosses website and found this piston. I talked to the guy at ross and he said it isnt dished its a flat top but its 130 thousands in the hole. Im a newb to firguring calculations and all that stuff. Do you all think this piston would be a good choice with lt1 stock heads?
http://www.rosspistons.com/auto_stoc...?cat=1&item=22
http://www.rosspistons.com/auto_stoc...?cat=1&item=22
#3
Im really considering giving it a try, they are priced very reasonably as well.
Anybody wanna do a compression calc using stock heads untouched, with .039 headgaskets, stock stock and 5.7 rods?
Anybody wanna do a compression calc using stock heads untouched, with .039 headgaskets, stock stock and 5.7 rods?
Last edited by c0rey; 05-02-2008 at 11:36 PM.
#4
Ross has recommended this for years. They are company that has been around for years and makes a good product. I am not saying this method of lowering compression will not work, as I suspect "quench" doesn't mean very much in a blower car due to the turbulence of the mixture. However, they are the outlier and none of the other well known piston manfacturers does it this way. I'd be a little reluctant.
Rich
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