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"Becuase it lowers the chance of detonation, you can up your boost and make more power than you would have before." say compression is "1.00" and you can boost 16 psi and get 400 rwhp (yes, i know...just hang in ther). if you lower compression to "0.90", you will need 19 psi to get the same rwhp. by doing this, you lose alot(!) of torque, especially low end. I personally would only recommend lowering compression if you are running insane amounts of boost. but for our normal bolt on turbos, i don't believe it is a big issue. (IMHO!) (IMHO)
___aim: nixit911____icq: 17694360___ 1991 nissan Z32SS (stage 6+, but broke) 1993 corvette 40th (stage stock) 1993 jeep wrangler (stage *very* badass) "Friends, Romans, forum members. I have come to bury the pulley, not to praise it. The evil that the pulley does lives after it. The good is oft interred with destroyed rod bearings." -JRH(KY)
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