Post by
WDRacing »
https://forums.nicoclub.com/wdracing-u3125.html
Tue Nov 06, 2007 1:17 pm
Lowering compression WILL effect driving, but it's hardly noticeable at all. It also effect efficiency and gas mileage as well...for the worse. But again, not really noticeable. I'm just telling you so you're aware. Lowering compression allows to add boost or timing. I suggest, if you're going to run 91 or better, that you bump the stock timing up a tad. You throttle tip in will be crisper and the car should "feel" more responsive.
But no tuning or anything is required simply to run lower compression pistons. Hell I had my compression in the 7's on my RB20. But it was purpose built for drag only and ran 28 psi of boost as a minimum.
WD