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.20 2g pistons in N/T?

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ShawnsGarage

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Jul 19, 2008
kannapolis, North Carolina
Im in the middle of converting my 92 gs to turbo because I sold the gst and regret it. I have the motor rebuild with .20 2g pistons. My question is would it be fine to drive the car with those pistons and bore without the turbo? Would I see a loss in power? My DD is down and the eclipse is already set up for n/t at the moment because i haven't swapped everything yet. :hmm:
 
I would say more than likely since turbo pistons tend to have a lower compression ratio than N/A spec pistons. What is your compression ratio now?
 
The pistons will be just fine. I have driven my SVO mustang with a blown turbo for months before I could get a new one. It sheared off the exhaust side while SCCA roadracing. Your car will be a dog with low compression but will run fine. If you put in bigger cams, you really hear them with no turbo. No worries. Tres...
 
Sorry it was quite late when I posted this I just needed to know so I can start driving the car today. Im used to turbo and non turbo cause when the GSt was down i was in the GS.

Thanks for all your replies I Greatly appreciate it!
 
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