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TT Pistons into NA


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Basically as the title suggests are the TT pistons just a straight drop in, will they go onto an NA connecting rod or will i need the full TT piston, connecting rod big end etc etc, also using a TT headgasket on an Na, best to use oem or get a performance one?. Only thing in my head might be thinking stupid here but, changing all them on a high compression na-t thats been mapped, these things would lower compression would it need to be remapped?

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Right what about just using a TT headgasket? alone with na pistons, not looking for huge power, previously the car was at 335bhp at 7psi, the boost was upped to 10psi and pot one was filled with oil so we are gunna strip the car to look if the rings are worn and letting oil past,

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the best/propper way to do is to usethe tt pistons , this keeps the engines squish and quench zones correct. the tt gastket is a bit of a crude way of doing it. 335 at 7psi is low . guessing you wer low on cylinder compression on tha dameged one to account for that.

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