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Old 22 November 2016, 02:57 AM
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I have a EJ20 that needs bored we are going to use the following to stroke during the process. My question is am I missing something. Also, what kind of HP would the proposed push with 16g turbo. Any input appreciated.

12200AA330 Stock STI Crank
Manley 620010C Pistons 93mm
Manley 14024 H-Beam Rods
Cosworth Gaskets
King CR4125XPG Rod Bearings
King MB5382XPG Main Bearings

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Old 22 November 2016, 03:07 PM
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Old 22 November 2016, 03:51 PM
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Thought a good quality 16g was ok for around 360ish bhp ?
Old 22 November 2016, 11:35 PM
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Assume you are using a EJ257 crank as that's the normal route to stroke the capacity to 2.1 you will also need the appropriate rods.
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Thanks for the help. We're looking at the vf34 IHI RHF5HB turbo.
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Originally Posted by Arch
Assume you are using a EJ257 crank as that's the normal route to stroke the capacity to 2.1 you will also need the appropriate rods.
I used standard length rods and stroker pistons in the few i've built.
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different manuacturers achieve the extra stroke in differing ways so you need to ensure you have a "set" of matched pistons / rods




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