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  1. 02-22-05, 07:23 PM #1
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    pistons for gsr?

    Im rebuilding my 1994 acura integra gsr. I have been looking at some Spoon Sports Balanced JDM type R pistons. I would like some more suggestions on what I should get.
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  2. 02-22-05, 09:01 PM #2
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    what c/r do you want? whats the rest of your setup?
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    well im not sure about the c/r b/c im not gunna do any type of forced air induction if i out these pistons in so im looking to go high without going too crazy, but still gaining lots of power (suggestions would help). the rest of my set up is: its a acura intgra 1994 gsr with aem cold air intake dc sports headers type r cams mugen and mugen chip.
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    jdm itr pistons are a good choice. but dont get the spoon set. you can find them cheaper.
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    do u know where i could find cheaper ones¿
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  7. 02-23-05, 12:45 AM #7
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    Spoon stuff is overpriced IMO. I would drop some JE pistons in there with a compression ratio no larger than 12:1. That is pretty much the threshold for pump gas with good tuning. You will need a standalone ECU to handle the fueling along with an upgraded fuel system. www.nolimitmotorsport.com has some JE pistons with free shipping. I have done business with them and they are very reasonable and they actually called me. :shocked:
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