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FS:Toda Racing 2.2 Crank and Rods
Plans have changed and I've decided after long and hard consideration that I don't need 2.2ltrs in my life lol, so the crank and rods I have are for sale.
They have come out of a car which from memory I believe had an accident. I didn't get the pistons, but they can be purchased from a Toda dealer or direct from Japan etc. The crank has been examined/x-rayed and given a clean bill of health and the rods are all straight and sound ready to be fitted.
Toda themselves say a 9k rev limit is still possible when used with I-beam rods (which these are), but the general consensus is to use the safe route and lose 300-500 rpm from the limit. Personally I'd still rev it to 9k if I knew it had been built etc properly but it'd be your call.
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They have come out of a car which from memory I believe had an accident. I didn't get the pistons, but they can be purchased from a Toda dealer or direct from Japan etc. The crank has been examined/x-rayed and given a clean bill of health and the rods are all straight and sound ready to be fitted.
Toda themselves say a 9k rev limit is still possible when used with I-beam rods (which these are), but the general consensus is to use the safe route and lose 300-500 rpm from the limit. Personally I'd still rev it to 9k if I knew it had been built etc properly but it'd be your call.
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tbh I've decided I'm gonna keep this one's engine fairly standard, as I want to just enjoy it as it is. I'm gonna do some styling stuff to it, re-trim the seats to match the new paintwork (when I decide on the colour) and overhaul the engine with new ACL bearings, pumps ARP's etc.
I must be getting old!
I must be getting old!
Originally Posted by dan_uk,Feb 3 2009, 08:38 PM
TDI built me a TODA 2.2 that revved to 9k and it exploded
Lets face it - it was always going to happen.
TBH, I don't know why you'd want to go that nuts with a 2.2 - 8500 would be easily enough.
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