high compressed pistons

[street_racer]

so heres the deal.....i really havent modified anything in my car but plan on it....i was thinkin about putting Jet fuel in there, and i know that you have to have high compressed mods....what type of compressed pistons should i have, also what would the rato be? also would i have to get high compressed heads or headers or valves or stuff like that ??? thanks a bunch for the help !

[enginerd]

If you really want to run jet fuel, you'll need to re-jet the carburetor. Unfortunately, modern jet fuel is designed to not work very well in carburetors (since a carburetor is an atomizer which makes the fuel more liable to burn thus reducing fire risk). My grandfather ran his truck on jet fuel since he could steal it and it completely gas-washed his cylinders (breaking every piston ring). Or if you mean "jet fuel" as in really high test gas, you don't really need any mods to your engine. Jet fuel is somewhere in between kerosene and diesel and doesn't make much power in an auto engine.

[Seabass]

What kind of car do you have?

Seabass

[street_racer]

well the car that i was talkin about with jet fuel would be my 1967, 427, Camaro.....it'll run a low 13......:ylsuper :stormzap: :badass: :aug2: :apoke: :flamer: :bonghitte these things are bad

[Trigger351]

Sure you dont mean Avgas (High octane/high compression) instead of jet fuel (Kerosene). Seen as mall block chevy that dieseled itself to death when accidently run on Jet fuel

[TheMan5952]

Yea, run Avgas or since it's a Old Camaro, run leaded gas through it, some places still sell it.

[Chris]

While you're in there, go to a metallic head gasket. The high compression could fry your old head gasket. And stiffer valve springs.