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Old 01-07-2013, 02:23 AM
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I'm building a 1969 chevy 327 and I have two options of pistons I have a stock type set which compression ratio is 8:1 and I have another type that is 9:1 which is better performance wise
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9:1 without a doubt.
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Definitely the 9:1 ones, the 8:1 would make a dog out of that engine, and lower your fuel economy.
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