Different ZVH question

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Different ZVH question

Postby Buster247 on Sun Jan 11, 2004 12:32 am

Just a quick quetion, when building a zvh for a turbo car you can run them on low boost with standard pistons. My Rst is going away for a while while i re-build it so i'll be putting a N/A fiesta on the road for a while, would the compression be HIGH enough for decent power if i left it with standard pistons and an xr2 head on carbs?
If anyone knows what c/r this would be that would be great.
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Postby PhilM on Sun Jan 11, 2004 12:52 am

Would be about 8.3:1 on a 1.8 bottom end, if you use a 2ltr, nearer 9:1......so useable just in 2ltr form.

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Postby Buster247 on Sun Jan 11, 2004 1:00 am

Anyway of raising the compressiona bit? were zetecs 10:1 in 16valve form?
I'd love nos but insurance wont let me near it :(
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