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Old 05-21-2012, 06:15 PM
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I have an extra built motor, if you want to buy one.

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I'm not ready to buy heads/motors quite yet.. id like to say i at least tried to build this one up. I don't have much of a list, but this is what i was given:
Stock F20C engine
Inline pro sidewinder manifold
Precision 6262sp t4 turbo
Injector dynamics 1000cc injectors w/ clips
3inch intercooler piping
inline pro intercooler
tial blow off valve
Precision wastegate
aem 30-1912 fuel ignition controller
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Originally Posted by Moddiction
Where has it been proven the stock engine can't handle 475hp?

Definitely stay away from a thicker head gasket!

Why? Most of these turbo stock block S2k's I've seen are running a 2mm Cometic hg to help bring the compression ratio down a bit.
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Most go back to stock hg shortly after the thicker gasket blows. Do a little research on it and you will see why hardly anyone uses them anymore on here.
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Originally Posted by Moddiction
Most go back to stock hg shortly after the thicker gasket blows. Do a little research on it and you will see why hardly anyone uses them anymore on here.
They blow even with headstuds? If so, that sucks, and I'll stick with oem.
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Originally Posted by SOHCNightmare
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Most go back to stock hg shortly after the thicker gasket blows. Do a little research on it and you will see why hardly anyone uses them anymore on here.
They blow even with headstuds? If so, that sucks, and I'll stick with oem.
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So basically it seems like its going to blow either way i go.. short of tuning it down.. does the oem gasket stabdva better chance with fbm studs?

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With stock hg, studs, good tune and pump gas, you are limited to ~ 450/15 psi before you get detonation. Headstuds don't diminish detonation.

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I'm running 14 psi stock hg no problems. you should be fine. And I'll also suggest you stay away from a thicker head gasket

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Originally Posted by sata3000
I'm running 14 psi stock hg no problems. you should be fine. And I'll also suggest you stay away from a thicker head gasket

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Glad to know this. What kind of numbers? As long as I can make 400-420whp I'll be happy as a clam... And that's pretty happy.


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