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ScoobP1 20 October 2013 07:45 PM

2.1 scdb forged short motor
 
Forged 2.1 scdb short motor
I have a 2.1 scdb forged short motor that I bought to replace the bottom end on my P1 with but after thinking about what I want the car for I think it is a bit overkill for my needs. I bought it from mattybr5 (pole position) off 22b.com and the engine was used on Big FUD's spec C with very good results. This is the original ad:

This is teist if the spec all items was brought from smmotor sports the head studs was delivered by hand from matt Clark personally all items that are listed are fitted.

Spec list as written on the advert:

2.1 built bottom end developed a strange noise at the ring possibly small end bush. Built at cost of 5k consist of 2l semi closed deck engine cases brand new nitride 79mm genuine Subaru crank shaft manley steel con rods and wiesco forged 93mm high compression pistons built at 9.1.1 ratio and rcm new range high cosworth 260.000psi head stud conversion with all new gaskets water pump timing gear and modded hi flow oil pump to top it all off a great built and a for a easy fix £1100

http://bbs.22b.com/forums/showthread...ighlight=Short

I have since decided to go for a near standard v5/6 sti engine or maybe a v8 but am not looking for more power so this is surplus to requirements.

Pictures can be posted if required

Looking for £1000 and can arrange a courier at cost if required.

Thanks,
Steven

the shreksta 20 October 2013 07:49 PM

what was the noise in the bottom end?

Blob90 20 October 2013 08:08 PM

As above did you find out what had gone? Take it still needs to be repaired?

ScoobP1 20 October 2013 08:24 PM

Never actually got round to investigating it further but Matty told me and I'm sure will confirm that there was no bearing debris or other tell tale signs of bearing failure so was convinced it was a small end bush. I bought it knowing that it would need stripped and rebuilt but don't have the time with other projects and also don't have the money to make full use of this engine in my P1.

I just want it back my car back on the road so going for a lesser spec.

craigyp 20 October 2013 08:31 PM

so what additional cost will it need to be up and running mate? a full rebuild??

RICHARD J 20 October 2013 09:15 PM


Originally Posted by craigyp (Post 11241580)
so what additional cost will it need to be up and running mate? a full rebuild??

It could be a can of worms that's not worth opening. I'd say that by the time youv bought it & stripped it you could have put the money into your own engine to better effect.

ScoobP1 20 October 2013 09:35 PM

I had intended stripping and using the saveable parts and block for my build. Could be a can of worms but the list of parts is over £3000 so it is little outlay for the parts.

93mm hi comp wiseco forged pistons.
Manley conrods.
Nearly new 79mm nitrided crank
High pressure oil pump.
Semi closed deck block.
New water pump
RCM 260kpsi head bolts.

If you intend going for big power and get your engine builder to check everything over you will save on the build costs guaranteed.

I am not chasing big power so it isn't worth it for me.

RICHARD J 20 October 2013 09:56 PM


Originally Posted by ScoobP1 (Post 11241679)
I had intended stripping and using the saveable parts and block for my build. Could be a can of worms but the list of parts is over £3000 so it is little outlay for the parts.

93mm hi comp wiseco forged pistons.
Manley conrods.
Nearly new 79mm nitrided crank
High pressure oil pump.
Semi closed deck block.
New water pump
RCM 260kpsi head bolts.

If you intend going for big power and get your engine builder to check everything over you will save on the build costs guaranteed.

I am not chasing big power so it isn't worth it for me.

It is a gamble & it could pay off for someone, but until it's stripped nobody really knows what's wrong with it.

ScoobP1 20 October 2013 10:03 PM

It is a gamble but I would say relatively low risk due to the cost of likely usable parts.

If the pistons and crank are good the rest of the parts are free.

Open to reasonable offers as it is before I strip and inspect every component.

craigyp 21 October 2013 07:07 AM

cheers rich. ill build my own. no offence to the op

ScoobP1 21 October 2013 10:25 AM

No offence taken. It is probably unfair to ask someone to take the risk where there is an unknown so will probably split it and inspect all the parts to ensure they are fit for purpose.

Cheers


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