KA24E Pistons?

RTM240SX · Oct 16, 2006

Do you get higher compression when you swap out the ka24de for ka24e? How is it possible when the ka24e 9.0:1?

HellaSFLDan · Oct 16, 2006

yes you get higher compression.

its cuz you have diff. strokes and rods and crap in each motor and changing certain stuff makes something different

JiujitsuDrift · Oct 16, 2006

The reason why twin cam motors have more compression is because of the head design. The combustion chambers are very different from single cam to twin cam.

Ka-Tony · Oct 16, 2006

Dish pistons as oppose to Flat tops.

auroras13 · Oct 17, 2006

yeah the single cam piston is flat and the twin cam is concave i think its called it dents in

pjmrnolife · Oct 17, 2006

adds an extra 1 in the compression so instead of 9-1 its 10-1 btw if you want an already built high compression motor my engine friend has one already made for what your thinking about

RTM240SX · Oct 18, 2006

How much and how many miles on it?

DUDOCIUS · Oct 18, 2006

i am running 10.5:1 on my KA, and its not worth it. if you pump low octane gas it runs like shit.

Charlie a.k.a. Chuck · Oct 18, 2006

^ your not saposed to run low octane in the first place, but yea i forgot whats the copression ratio for a twin ka agian?

RTM240SX · Oct 19, 2006

I put 93 or 91 octane anyways is that to low?

DUDOCIUS · Oct 19, 2006

i know you are not supposed to run low octane, but sometimes you dont have money to pump high octane. ;0

pjmrnolife · Oct 19, 2006

if you want it im sure he'll let it go for cheap just pm me your # and he'll call you

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