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16-05-10, 21:27 #1Member
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86.25mm and something around 13:1 compression ratio
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17-05-10, 07:28 #3di Member
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man if you wana real strong bottom end put a gt4 celica 3sgte bottom end,, there the same but the gt4 has a forged bottom end well fit to see 400-440
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17-05-10, 09:12 #4Team ManFoot
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He'd still need pistons though would he not?! Kinda defeats the purpose then does it not... Being turbo the compression would be very low would it not....? Originally Posted by yowdy
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no the gt4 pistons are gud to go,,
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they have the same crank,but diffenent rods and pistons.
Earlier 3sg pistons have a lower crown hight than the 4gen altezza 3sg, so gt4 bits will not do me as for 1 there a turbo engine and mine is na and staying na and 2 the na pistons are diffenent.
As said above i'm looking for gen4 altezza 3sge forged pistons and arp rod bolt kit
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