Fire rings or C-rings??? January 29, 2015 03:08AM
What are the pros and cons to each one as in which will hold boost better exhaust temperatures etc. Where is the best place to To find them?
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 29, 2015 05:20AM
C-rings increase hold with increased pressure. Lemke has their own.
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 29, 2015 11:17PM
C rings are more expensive, around $100 each but they can be re torqued many times. Wire rings can only be torqued once, they are $10 to $14 each.
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 30, 2015 12:31PM
C rings do work far better than the fire rings with increased boost and power. Does anyone know where else you can get them. I just got a set from R.E.I. and they were 110. OO each . Would be nice to find them a little less.
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 30, 2015 12:10AM
Someone is putting the screws to you if your paying $10-$14 each for fire rings. The last sets I bought from Seal Tec were $3 or $4 each.
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 30, 2015 01:27AM
What is the advantage to c-rings over fire rings. Is it they can handle more boost if so where is the advantage point 150 lbs of boost or more??? There is a big price difference so how do you justify spending that much more for them?
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 30, 2015 02:50AM
My fire rings held pretty good to 90 lbs. of boost. A charger change moved it up to 105 and the fire rings would only last 2 or 3 runs. No problems with the C-rings.
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 30, 2015 03:09AM
Great thank you for the help!!!
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 30, 2015 12:53PM
C rings are reusable, cylinder pressure increase improves seal.
Had a guy tell me once fire rings are reusable if not blown. Why fix it if it ain't broke. Straight block, head, sleeves and good head bolts are
just as important.
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Re: Fire rings or C-rings??? January 31, 2015 01:00AM
Fire rings $48, freight 13, total 61. I think that is fairly close to $10 each. Freight isn't usually free.
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