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Old Jan 2, 2009 | 12:39 PM
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Old Jan 7, 2009 | 07:49 AM
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Enginetuner 2.1 stroker + Turbo Technics T38 hybrid @ 1.6 bar on 97ron fuel.

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Old Jan 11, 2009 | 11:15 AM
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Bottom end has just gone on my wrx bugeye.

was running 361/322.

was getting it mapped on E85 in 2 weeks so hoping to achieve 380/350 on current set up.

im after something to handle 400bhp but im on a tight budget.

what would you recomend please?
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Old Jan 11, 2009 | 11:27 AM
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Hi Dave - Of course we'd recommend our 2.1 stroker, although you may not actually need it to find your 400 bhp. If you can run to it, we are finding it a great way to go, more power and torque from your original block without breaking the bank, and it certainly perks up spool up with larger turbos. Failing that, a rebuild with forged rods and pistons should be just fine, any less just won't do. I'm assuming you haven't poked a hole in it! If you have, we can supply blocks as well. Ten day turn around at the moment, give us a call if you'd like us to help you.
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Old Jan 11, 2009 | 02:12 PM
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Cheers Alan, returned your pm. block is intact
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Old Jan 11, 2009 | 02:30 PM
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nice figure there alan, impressive

just a newbie question really, what do you mean by a stroker engine? heard it thrown about, never understood it though :$

and say i buy a standard sti v5 with a bottom end gone due to wrong fuel and decat with no mapping.. how much would it cost to get that 450 figure reliably? including turbo etc.
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Old Jan 11, 2009 | 07:05 PM
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A stroker entails leaving the bore size alone, but increasing the stroke. You gain an increase in swept volume, and a longer stroke means more torque, due to the extra throw on the crank. (More leverage) It's done by fitting the 2.5 crank in the 2 litre block using shorter rods. We have taken the trouble of having the rods manufactured in 40 CrNiMoA steel, in H beam pattern.
Our experience is of better spool from existing turbos, greater power and torque output, and a number of options for strength while you're at it.
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Old Jan 11, 2009 | 07:12 PM
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V5 block should be ok for 450 with just forged rods and pistons, but if you're going to go to that trouble, I'd suggest a 2.1 would be the way to do it. It would appear that we have a formula that would give you that power output, ie 2.1 engine, Turbo Technics T38 turbo, RC manifold and up pipe, decent front mount intercooler, with injectors, fuel pump and remap you should get there. The price depends on how you choose to go about it!
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Another satisfied customer here from the top work carried out @ the Engine Tuners. They are very helpful and always willing to help out in a sticky situation. Plus they will normally call you back the same day and they aren't to shabby at making a cuppa too.
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what would the price of this be, not including fitting.


i send you my engine, you send me a 2.1 back
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Old Jan 12, 2009 | 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by l33 griff
Another satisfied customer here from the top work carried out @ the Engine Tuners. They are very helpful and always willing to help out in a sticky situation. Plus they will normally call you back the same day and they aren't to shabby at making a cuppa too.
I agree mate. They are very very good.

Can also vouch for the coffee but only when AJ makes it.....
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Old Jan 12, 2009 | 09:56 AM
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Well, I find cleaning the cups first helps!
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Old Jan 12, 2009 | 10:04 AM
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what would the price of this be, not including fitting.


i send you my engine, you send me a 2.1 back

The short block is £1800 inc vat, painted silver and ready to go.
We can overhaul your heads for £149.73 inc vat, that's for strip clean and build, cut and lap valves and seats and surface. They come back ready to fit right on. If the guides need doing, that's another £101.20, that's for the Cosibro thin wall insert system.
If you want to send us your complete engine, less ancills, there is a bit more labour to remove and refit the heads, and sort out the cam belt timing etc. We can advise better on that one when we see it, in case it needs tensioners etc. We can also supply ARP head studs etc.
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Originally Posted by Alan Jeffery
V5 block should be ok for 450 with just forged rods and pistons, but if you're going to go to that trouble, I'd suggest a 2.1 would be the way to do it. It would appear that we have a formula that would give you that power output, ie 2.1 engine, Turbo Technics T38 turbo, RC manifold and up pipe, decent front mount intercooler, with injectors, fuel pump and remap you should get there. The price depends on how you choose to go about it!
thanks for your explanations

sounds good, where are you based?

ive never really modified an sti more than a remap and breathing mods so its new to me this big power builds..so say if i just left it with you for however long you needed it for to do the above.. what wouldthe approx price be? you could pm me if you like.

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do you do a 2.3 2.33 or 2.35?
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Originally Posted by eggy790
thanks for your explanations

sounds good, where are you based?

ive never really modified an sti more than a remap and breathing mods so its new to me this big power builds..so say if i just left it with you for however long you needed it for to do the above.. what wouldthe approx price be? you could pm me if you like.

Cheers
I'll pm you at leisure this evening, it's mad here today!
Thanks..
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Old Jan 12, 2009 | 01:41 PM
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do you do a 2.3 2.33 or 2.35?

Yes, we'd need a 2.2 block though!
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Old Jan 15, 2009 | 07:50 PM
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would this 2.1 deal with 500 and say a 50 or 75 shot of NoS on top.
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Old Jan 15, 2009 | 08:45 PM
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would this 2.1 deal with 500 and say a 50 or 75 shot of NoS on top.

With a closed deck block, I'd say yes, certainly, and more.
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would this 2.1 deal with 500 and say a 50 or 75 shot of NoS on top.
What are you planning Dunc
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What are you planning Dunc
Lapping you at knockhill.
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Old Feb 6, 2009 | 02:22 PM
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What are you planning Dunc
i was drawing up plans for a wee change, but now looks like im going to be jobless so thats fecked
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If i was to send a second hand but fine standard block does the afore mentioned still apply?
ie £1800 for the rebuild etc,im a complete novice so prob best reading up a lil more before i jump right in
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If i was to send a second hand but fine standard block does the afore mentioned still apply?
ie £1800 for the rebuild etc,im a complete novice so prob best reading up a lil more before i jump right in
Regret all new orders now £2050 inc vat, the parts to build have shot up in price like everything else..
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Originally Posted by MartynJ
Enginetuner 2.1 stroker + Turbo Technics T38 hybrid @ 1.6 bar on 97ron fuel.


What transmission are you using in this paticular car?
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A standard '99 UK. Er, so far!
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hi Alan,

u say standard gearbox??(4.1.1.) at 453 Bhp so that would be close to 400lbs of torque..wont that destroy the gearbox once over 360lbs

V1 Sti Jap Imports have they not a CDB? and if so could it not be possible to change the pistons/rods to forged, comestic gaskets and use ACL Bearings on original crank for less that this and give u the same bullet proof engine..

and if u had the above what Bhp would you expect if it were combined with a Hybrid FMIC, TD06 turbo, 550 injectors, Walbro 255ltr fuel pump and Simtec remap? (4.4.4. transmission)

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hi Alan,

u say standard gearbox??(4.1.1.) at 453 Bhp so that would be close to 400lbs of torque..wont that destroy the gearbox once over 360lbs

V1 Sti Jap Imports have they not a CDB? and if so could it not be possible to change the pistons/rods to forged, comestic gaskets and use ACL Bearings on original crank for less that this and give u the same bullet proof engine..

and if u had the above what Bhp would you expect if it were combined with a Hybrid FMIC, TD06 turbo, 550 injectors, Walbro 255ltr fuel pump and Simtec remap? (4.4.4. transmission)

cheers

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Torque is more like 420 ft lb, and we expect the gearbox to break! we'll cross that bridge when we come to it, so far, it's hanging on in there.

The CDB is more commonly found in older versions, but they can pop up anywhere if somebody decides to fit one! Of course you could build an engine any way you want.. We are offering this version, taking advantage of the extra stroke (torque) and using quality components.

We don't use the TD06 turbo. The limiting factor would be the injectors in that line up I'd say.
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Originally Posted by Alan Jeffery
A standard '99 UK. Er, so far!
Alan,

Has it been drag raced or launched yet? Just wondering how mine would cope with the sti6 type-r transmission at similar power levels
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