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  • #16
    "IMO i'd just build it with solid parts and not worry about your redline based on stroke.. other factors like port flow and cam profile are going to play a huge factor in how far it'll rev and/or make power. You'll also need to worry about cavitation in the cooling system and weather or not your oil pump can keep up at those RPM's."


    Thats just to damn true. I agree with this guy 1000% These cylinder heads, no matter what everyone says about them, are probably the biggest bottle kneck on these engines. As much as we love the 60* for its simplicity and size, the heads will keep your revs down before any stroke or bore formula can predict. I should of said that first, but I like cubes, and even at a 3700, your only at 226CI... I to also like a squared up engine.

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    • #17
      Heres a better picture of whats going into the car.

      (internals)
      3500 block, .020 overbore w/ all cyl's modified for oil jets
      Ported 3500 heads w/....
      *Comp-cams #122 springs (hope I remebered right)
      *Comp-cams steel retainers and keepers
      *Manley S.S. valves
      Schnieder Cams "boost cam" w/ 2500-7000 powerband (dont have the specs off-hand)
      Wiesco custom forged pistons
      Eagle 5.850 ESP "3D" H-BEAM rods "bushed" for floating rod-pins
      Destroked steel crankshaft
      gasketworks copper .070 headgaskets
      ARP studs all around

      (engine management)
      Megasquirt 3.57 w/MSII stand-alone configured for...
      *boost control
      *E-85 sensor input
      *spark control "DIS"
      *4-BAR MAP "Dual-barometric correction"
      65 lbs "low-z" injectors
      "Snow performance" meth-inj w/ baro based injection controll

      (induction)
      DIY turbo system with S-256 t3 turbo (.69 A.R.)
      50MM wastegate
      3" custom exhaust
      36" x 11.5 x 3.5 intercooler
      custom accessory brackets for foward facing headers

      (cooling)
      dual cored aluminum radiator
      areoquip water-to-oil (oil-cooler)
      (I may possibly do a v-mount set-up for added air-flow)

      (chassis & suspension)
      TKO-600 5-speed tranny
      crappy 10-bolt rear-end w/ 3.73 gears and LSD.
      tubular suspension from PA performance (k-mem, upper/lower arms etc)
      enkei 5-spoke 17x 9.5 deep-dish rims & Mickey Thompson DOT street slicks.

      (extra mod)
      bottle of cheetah blood to rub all over engine


      Thats all of the stuff I actually have (or have paid for and waiting on delivery) for installation now. I still have a few things left on my shopping list.
      Last edited by Driver_10; 02-03-2009, 10:29 PM.
      Took a break from working on the car. Got some better tools, got a better shop, got a better job... Its time to burn metal!

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      • #18
        im a lil surprised at that turbo i was talking with a vendor for them and they tried getting me to go with a partial sponsorship dam near 50% off the turbo, and was recomended a s3xx . ill have to go check my pms on the other board for the exact model


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        s366 is what they were telling me to get
        Last edited by project89; 02-04-2009, 12:42 AM.
        #1 1989 RS - THE L98 AND LT1/LS1 KILLER
        1LE SUSPENSION AND BRAKE SWAP,3.1L V6 8.5-1 CR, LIGHTENED CRANK,KB COATED PISTONS, CUSTOM 268/272 DUR CAM, CNC'ED HEADS, PORTED INTAKE,CUSTOM TURBO KIT W/ 67MM TURBO(AKA TO4R/Z) 28 PSI, TCI STREETFIGHTER 700R4 W/ TCI 4,500 STALL,ALL RUN BY A MEGASQUIRT ENGINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

        #2 95 granprix 3100 all stock for now
        ported heads and cam comming soon, megasquirt ems and turbo down the road

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        • #19
          LMAO @ the cheetah blood!
          sigpic New 2010 project (click image)
          1994 3100 BERETTA. 200,000+ miles
          16.0 1/4 mile when stock. Now ???
          Original L82 Longblock
          with LA1, LX9, LX5 parts
          Manifold-back 2.5" SS Mandrel Exhaust. Hardware is SS too.

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          • #20
            The s-256 turbo performs well. Ill simply upgrade the turbine housing A.R. I may bump up to .89 or larger to cope with the increase in RPS.

            Bigger turbos are a lot of fun, but Im more interested in a flat, linear power curve. Not merely bulk h.p. This motor is taylored to produce a flat power-curve all the way to red-line.
            Took a break from working on the car. Got some better tools, got a better shop, got a better job... Its time to burn metal!

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