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Offline Rocket Racer

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anyone have any Std hi comp pistons ?
« on: 05.01. 2020 22:20 »
I'm just about to fit some +80 gandini's to my race engine (the highest comp I could find) but the compression is a bit low at 8.25 so I'm starting to think I may resleeve the bores and a set of high comp's might encourage me.
I'd love a set of high comp +80's but something from 10.5 to 14:1 in standard would be nice (methanol engine).

I have some 14:1 +20 but a shame to skip a std size.
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Re: anyone have any Std hi comp pistons ?
« Reply #1 on: 06.01. 2020 06:26 »
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Re: anyone have any Std hi comp pistons ?
« Reply #2 on: 06.01. 2020 07:50 »
Klaus,
 yes did see those, wasnt convinced they're 10.5 but must be close. Might need to buy them anyway...
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Re: anyone have any Std hi comp pistons ?
« Reply #3 on: 30.01. 2020 01:56 »
I'm going to stick with +80's for the time being!
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