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Old Mar 30, 2009 | 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by JonathanJ
To be honest I dont like either method , decompresion plate means 2 head gaskets and therefore more possible failure areas , and machining pistons removes material from a point where turbo engines suffer anyways ...... if I had a choice it would be decompression plate as the possible failure should not be a catastrophic one , where a piston failure could take the whole engine and debris into turbo aswell , just my thoughts
thats a good point, if the head gasket blows its not the end of the world i suppose, although ferriday reckon you can use one of thairs with only one gasket and some type of sealing compound

out of interest do you know the std compression of a 2.0 zetec?
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