Do you have to sleeve the block when running forged pistons and rods?
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Do you have to sleeve the block when running forged pistons and rods?
Do you have to sleeve the block when running after market forged piston such as je/wiseco/cp/arias?
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Yes. The factory block has FRM (Fiber Reinforced Metal) Sleeves that can only be used with FRM compatible pistons. You must put new sleeves to run aftermarket pistons.
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Does anyone run these pistons on the stock sleeves? How about running these pistons with the stock rods ?
I just want to make more power on straight 91 octane. Right now I'm just under 400whp on 91 octane at 11 psi of boost.
I figure with a 9:1 compression motor I can boost a out 20psi on straight 91 octane and make about 450-500whp
I just want to make more power on straight 91 octane. Right now I'm just under 400whp on 91 octane at 11 psi of boost.
I figure with a 9:1 compression motor I can boost a out 20psi on straight 91 octane and make about 450-500whp
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