what is a closed deck engine?
17 April 2009, 06:00 PM
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what is a closed deck engine?
hi i am looking for a engine and i have found one from a type ra from grade a subaru and it says its a closed deck engine what does that mean? it also says its stronger than the standard wrx engine is that right?
17 April 2009, 06:27 PM
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That is correct a closed deck block is a strong block. It is currently used by a few big tuning companies running high BHP cars such as RCM's Gobstopper.
Here is a link explaining the differences.
Subaru Block
Here is a link explaining the differences.
Subaru Block
17 April 2009, 06:44 PM
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wow,i never knew it meant that !
if someone asked me which was better for cooling,id almost always say the normal block,a closed deck just looks wrong for coolant,but obviously its not but id never of thought that !
cheers
if someone asked me which was better for cooling,id almost always say the normal block,a closed deck just looks wrong for coolant,but obviously its not but id never of thought that !
cheers
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