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Beebo Kanelle |
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OK, here's a fun one for the novice to ponder and you experts to answer:
Why is the factory mechanical CR so low? and for reference, what is the highest mechanical CR that can be physically achieved? assume no octane limitations - I'm just looking for the design limit for the highest CR that can be / has been in a Type 4 engine using available technology. Thanks |
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Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 734 Joined: 17-October 13 From: Southern California Member No.: 16,526 Region Association: Southern California ![]() |
Compression ratio is often set by quality of fuel. Head effiency and desired results.
At the factory compression these motors are very reliable as long as maintained properly. cant really sell someone a car that's constantly exploding. |
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