Cosworth piston issue... photos inside
Ill have to check the cosworth head volume, I dont have one here to measure. The L19 studs can be torqued in increments of 70-80-and final of 90
I dont like machining too much off of the block due to the cams moving closer to the crankshaft centerline. This changes your valve timing and will require you to degree your cams in for optimal performance.
We have upped all of our pistons to 8.9 to 1.
I dont like machining too much off of the block due to the cams moving closer to the crankshaft centerline. This changes your valve timing and will require you to degree your cams in for optimal performance.
We have upped all of our pistons to 8.9 to 1.
as follows
Bore - 86mm
Stroke - 94mm
Head Volume 46.8cc
Volume above Piston - 25.9cc
Comp Ratio ~ 8.5:1
hope this helps
cheers
John
Because if you use Mitsubishi 5 layer OEM gasket then the piston should come higher that the top of the block (0.06-0.26 at least depends on gasket thickness) !!!!
Right?
Volume in top of piston recess - Piston dish
Volume from top of Piston to deck height - Deck Relief
Volume attributed to Gasket (1.3mm in my case) - Gasket
all added and called Volume above Piston (Terminology could be misleading)
Do not have the individual volumes to hand - sorry
John
Degreing the cams is not a big deal and is easily accomplished with inexpensive adjustable cam gears and a timing wheel.
You can either go with a different piston or deck the head or block of both
Don't forget to check piston to valve clearance with clay
Al
You can either go with a different piston or deck the head or block of both
Don't forget to check piston to valve clearance with clay
Al
I would suggest that the OP conisder Buschur or AMS pistons
Al
I already spoke with Ken Anderson from Cosworth USA and he told me that the Cosworth pistons have this issue with the height from the factory.
The CR of my motor will be 8.37:1 if I will use Cosworth pistons.
So the only solution is to buy a new set of pistons from Buschur Racing (JE pistons) or AMS (Ross pistons) that had zero height difference....
So I guess my motor will be half Cosworth half Buschur...
The 8.8:1 that cosworth said on their spec is wrong.
The real spec is 8.61:1 for cosworth pistons and stock head and 8.37:1 with cosworth pistons and cosworth head....
The only way to make a full cosworth motor is to buy custom cosworth pistons....
The best thing with Cosworth pistons is that the pin is not at the center of the piston and that they use 2618 forged material.
Is there any other brand with this characteristics?
Please help me to decide A.S.A.P. for a new piston set.
1000+ WHP capable,as light as possible.
Which piston set is top notch?
The CR of my motor will be 8.37:1 if I will use Cosworth pistons.
So the only solution is to buy a new set of pistons from Buschur Racing (JE pistons) or AMS (Ross pistons) that had zero height difference....
So I guess my motor will be half Cosworth half Buschur...
The 8.8:1 that cosworth said on their spec is wrong.
The real spec is 8.61:1 for cosworth pistons and stock head and 8.37:1 with cosworth pistons and cosworth head....
The only way to make a full cosworth motor is to buy custom cosworth pistons....
The best thing with Cosworth pistons is that the pin is not at the center of the piston and that they use 2618 forged material.
Is there any other brand with this characteristics?
Please help me to decide A.S.A.P. for a new piston set.
1000+ WHP capable,as light as possible.
Which piston set is top notch?
About head gasket for my Evo 9....
Do you know which is the thiner gasket that I could install?
I am searching for a 0.8mm gasket cause the one that I have now is 1.2mm (I think) OEM Mitsubishi Metal HG.
Do you know which is the thiner gasket that I could install?
I am searching for a 0.8mm gasket cause the one that I have now is 1.2mm (I think) OEM Mitsubishi Metal HG.
Have a look at www.jacksonautomachine.com they will help you out with your build.


