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| xpnutter |
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is the there any fomula that you use to work out what compression ratio for what boost you want to run?
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| xcabbi |
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Now really as there is way too many variables that come onto play that stop it from being a basic calculation. Lets look at a basic rundown of the variables:
intake temp turbo efficiency intercooling combustion chamber design cam specs cylinder head flow cyl head and block material (alloy or iron, to determine thermal conductivity) ignition timing and duration fuel mixture fuel quality (ron) There are things like cyl pressure and cyl fill but they are all derived from the above. If you want I can whip up a spreadsheet within the next week or so that you can have a play with to give you a fair idea of what's involved. Having said all of that there are some basic rules of thumb which are based on conservative and reliable results, but if you are pushing the boundaries then you have to factor in all of the above. |
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What ever std comp is on AUlll can handle 15Lb ..
Over 15 requires stronger valve springs.. To a point there's too many variables .. 8.5 would be as low you would want to go.. With 8.5 IMO 400 RWKW can easy be made... But the lower compression means softer throttle response at lower rpm.. Especially till turbo spools or load comes on....
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| ToranaGuy |
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Std comp in the I6 is somewhere in the 9.something range, varying a little with each model isn't it? Then you have to factor in that almost every EA to AU would have had a few thou taken off the head during it's life, bumping up the comp, how much depends on how much has been shaved off the head to make it flat again.
Sure, 9.something to 1 comp might limit your total boost a little, but it will make the car nicer to drive "off boost". Something else to consider is fuel quality as xcabbi has stated. What fuel do you plan to run? What's the worst fuel you can run if you really need to? IE, can't get premium and your desperate for fuel, can you get away with regular or E10 & p***y foot the car around until you get some good premium fuel? Cheers ToranaGuy
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AU comp is 9.6:1, EF/EL 9.3:1, ED (and earlier I believe) 8.8:1.
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thanks for the reply's guy's and to answer what type of fuel i will be running , the only petrol the servo at home sells is premium, so if i back the compression down to 8.8 it will be safe to run say 15 pound ?
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{USERNAME} wrote: thanks for the reply's guy's and to answer what type of fuel i will be running , the only petrol the servo at home sells is premium, so if i back the compression down to 8.8 it will be safe to run say 15 pound ? With correct ignition timing & enough fuel being squirted in it should be safe from pinging, but how long the pistons & rods will hold up, is anyone's guess. Cheers ToranaGuy
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| EBXR8380 |
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Don't be too afraid of E10 on forced induction...
If it hasn't been tuned I wouldn't get on it tho ...
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http://www.blowerdriveservice.com/techcharts.php
Calculator.. http://www.rbracing-rsr.com/compression.htm
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