Re: High-altitude pistons at a low altitude

Posted by 36F30 on September 29, 2010 at 20:50:28 from (71.214.217.123):

In Reply to: High-altitude pistons at a low altitude posted by F-Dean on September 29, 2010 at 20:32:50:

Won't hurt anything. I try to put em in all my old girls, the increase in compression makes them run better on gasoline in my opinion, a few extra ponies is always good. Doesn't seem to me to effect the starting one way or the other. I got high domes in my 30 and lots of them I pull apart were rebuilt with them.

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