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#2058901 - 11/22/07 12:23 PM More piston info required
hondacivicnut Offline
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This may be a stupid n00b question but I've just had an email from my piston supplier saying that I can only get 11.5:1 CP pistons for my Integra.I have looked on CP's online catalogue and it shows the lower compression ratios on the B18C1 columns.I was under the impression that B18C1 B18C6/5 pistons and rods were interchangable between blocks??? Am I correct on this?? I've googled and the bore/stroke/rod length seem the same.This is becoming a bit of a headache!! Can you guys back me up on this.I don't want to be ordering the wrong parts!

I've just tried emailing CP and I keep getting my emails returned saying the email address doesn't exist.That's weird because I emailed them last week and got a reply.Not unless the problem is at their end??

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#2059477 - 11/22/07 06:04 PM Re: More piston info required [Re: hondacivicnut]
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they are. they have the same rod length if i recall, only difference is in the dome.
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#2060864 - 11/23/07 09:25 AM Re: More piston info required [Re: kyden]
hondacivicnut Offline
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Well thats what I thought.I'm sure you can interchange pistons between the two
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#2065043 - 11/25/07 12:49 AM Re: More piston info required [Re: hondacivicnut]
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 Originally Posted By: hondacivicnut
Well thats what I thought.I'm sure you can interchange pistons between the two



Yea, anything from the c1 will work on the c5. Same bore/stroke.

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#2143284 - 12/18/07 03:16 PM Re: More piston info required [Re: SiAdam]
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But the P72 chamber has less volume, resulting in higher compression in a C1(P72 head) than will result in a C5 (PR3 head).
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#2143561 - 12/18/07 05:03 PM Re: More piston info required [Re: AMS]
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Bingo. If you want to make your life easier you can shop for larger-bore B16A pistons, or you can use an online compression calculator to find the actual static compression ratio of a C1 piston in a C5: http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/compcalc/compcalc.php
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#2149762 - 12/20/07 02:30 PM Re: More piston info required [Re: SamuraiSam]
hondacivicnut Offline
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I have already kinda resolved this with my piston supplier now.I'm going with the 9.8:1 pistons for my Integra.I don't know the piston dome displacement for the CP pistons I'm getting otherwise I could work out the exact compression ratio for my engine.I tried emailing CP but kept getting my emails returned.Maybe it is a problem with their end
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