Enginetuner stroker news
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Enginetuner stroker news
Our very popular 2.1 stroker engine is now also available with Cosworth pistons!
The exclusive piston design is an addition to our range.
Example; Built short block using a new 79mm crank, Cosworth pistons, K1 rods and ACL Race bearings £2400 inc vat.
Using your donor block, we fully strip and chemically clean, rebore to suit and hone to fit using stress plates. We fully balance the assemblies. The blocks are painted, and presented ready to fit.
We carry out all work under one roof in our own machine shop, the engines being built by the engineers who machine them.
We also trial assemble, calculate and set correct CR.
Aren't they pretty?
During assembly
Enginetuner modifed AVCS head with Cosworth plus 1mm valves.
The exclusive piston design is an addition to our range.
Example; Built short block using a new 79mm crank, Cosworth pistons, K1 rods and ACL Race bearings £2400 inc vat.
Using your donor block, we fully strip and chemically clean, rebore to suit and hone to fit using stress plates. We fully balance the assemblies. The blocks are painted, and presented ready to fit.
We carry out all work under one roof in our own machine shop, the engines being built by the engineers who machine them.
We also trial assemble, calculate and set correct CR.
Aren't they pretty?
During assembly
Enginetuner modifed AVCS head with Cosworth plus 1mm valves.
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alan how long or how many miles are thezse pistons good for as i have heard but i am in now way saying this is true that forged piston we only last 50000 miles but to be far 50000 miles is a good length of time for a forged engine running some big bhp
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The issue wouldn't be how long the piston lasts. It may be the case that some increased bore wear could ultimately result, but certainly compared to some soft OE pistons it's a fair trade.
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whats the price difference between these pistons and the normal ones you use on your 2.1 conv....are these a better piston?
I will be ringing in the next couple of days to book my car with you for the 2.1!
I will be ringing in the next couple of days to book my car with you for the 2.1!
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We haven't had any issues at all with the Wiseco piston, I just wanted to be able to offer an alternative spec for a number of reasons.
Firstly we are Cosworth dealers, and wanted to be able to offer an all Cosworth engine as much as possible, in view of the quality associated with the brand.
Secondly we wanted to expand the range of options, particularly for con rods, on the basis that we are being asked for more powerful engines by the day!
Thirdly, I like shiny new things, and so do my customers..
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We also do the basics, such as jet wash the engine bay etc. We like them to look nice!
Once we get the end of Jan out the way, we're aiming for a four week turn around. We can possibly lend out one of our now famous "courtesy cars" ..
The above would cover the engine build and installation. We'd have to discuss mapping etc first as it's all relative to your personal spec and requirements.
We're available to talk any working day (Mon/Sat) on 01752 345880.
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I'll say yes and no!
This is what it's about. In the first instance, we had a supply of pistons to match the stock rods. This supply dried up. We made enquiries and found a supply of the plus 1mm K1 rod, and pistons to match. There is a line of thought that says a plus length rod is a good thing with a stroker. It's about the way the piston rides on the thrust face of the bore during the stroke cycle. We have never had cause to regret that move, having supplied a great number of these engines.
We have chosen to offer an alternative at this stage. The reason is based on the desire for a higher spec rod to accomodate increased rpm and loading. The difference between the standard length rod and the "long rod" is tiny. I figure it wouldn't make much difference in reality.
A fringe benefit is that we can now offer a range of stock length rods to match the Cosworth piston, including the Cosworth offering, which is only available in the stock length. Plus my customers can choose a rod, or make use of their original rods, which will often survive a piston or bearing failure, making our conversion slightly more affordable. These are tough times!
This is what it's about. In the first instance, we had a supply of pistons to match the stock rods. This supply dried up. We made enquiries and found a supply of the plus 1mm K1 rod, and pistons to match. There is a line of thought that says a plus length rod is a good thing with a stroker. It's about the way the piston rides on the thrust face of the bore during the stroke cycle. We have never had cause to regret that move, having supplied a great number of these engines.
We have chosen to offer an alternative at this stage. The reason is based on the desire for a higher spec rod to accomodate increased rpm and loading. The difference between the standard length rod and the "long rod" is tiny. I figure it wouldn't make much difference in reality.
A fringe benefit is that we can now offer a range of stock length rods to match the Cosworth piston, including the Cosworth offering, which is only available in the stock length. Plus my customers can choose a rod, or make use of their original rods, which will often survive a piston or bearing failure, making our conversion slightly more affordable. These are tough times!
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One more thing, we can also supply a Nitrided crank alternative, as well as any choice of head stud, cam kit, head work, you name it.
PM for options?
PM for options?
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I'll say yes and no!
This is what it's about. In the first instance, we had a supply of pistons to match the stock rods. This supply dried up. We made enquiries and found a supply of the plus 1mm K1 rod, and pistons to match. There is a line of thought that says a plus length rod is a good thing with a stroker. It's about the way the piston rides on the thrust face of the bore during the stroke cycle. We have never had cause to regret that move, having supplied a great number of these engines.
We have chosen to offer an alternative at this stage. The reason is based on the desire for a higher spec rod to accomodate increased rpm and loading. The difference between the standard length rod and the "long rod" is tiny. I figure it wouldn't make much difference in reality.
A fringe benefit is that we can now offer a range of stock length rods to match the Cosworth piston, including the Cosworth offering, which is only available in the stock length. Plus my customers can choose a rod, or make use of their original rods, which will often survive a piston or bearing failure, making our conversion slightly more affordable. These are tough times!
This is what it's about. In the first instance, we had a supply of pistons to match the stock rods. This supply dried up. We made enquiries and found a supply of the plus 1mm K1 rod, and pistons to match. There is a line of thought that says a plus length rod is a good thing with a stroker. It's about the way the piston rides on the thrust face of the bore during the stroke cycle. We have never had cause to regret that move, having supplied a great number of these engines.
We have chosen to offer an alternative at this stage. The reason is based on the desire for a higher spec rod to accomodate increased rpm and loading. The difference between the standard length rod and the "long rod" is tiny. I figure it wouldn't make much difference in reality.
A fringe benefit is that we can now offer a range of stock length rods to match the Cosworth piston, including the Cosworth offering, which is only available in the stock length. Plus my customers can choose a rod, or make use of their original rods, which will often survive a piston or bearing failure, making our conversion slightly more affordable. These are tough times!
So do you still do the cheaper option piston to use a std length rod, or is it now just the Cosworth piston?
Neil.
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Hi Alan this thread sounds like the conversation we had on monday!
Im just working out how much i need in total?
here goes,
if i send you my scdb striped and all bolts bagged and cleaned. Cylinder heads reworked and fully assemblyed ready to fit.
parts of you for 2.1 motor,
cosworth pistons
k1 rods
acl bearings
rcm oil pump
new water pump
cosworth head gaskets
all other seals and gaskets
and you lads to build it!!!!
timming belt kit (to suit 400-450bhp?)
cheers
Ben
or just remembered baffeled sump and the extra for the other crank, might of forgot a thing or two?
thanks again for your time and good advise!
Im just working out how much i need in total?
here goes,
if i send you my scdb striped and all bolts bagged and cleaned. Cylinder heads reworked and fully assemblyed ready to fit.
parts of you for 2.1 motor,
cosworth pistons
k1 rods
acl bearings
rcm oil pump
new water pump
cosworth head gaskets
all other seals and gaskets
and you lads to build it!!!!
timming belt kit (to suit 400-450bhp?)
cheers
Ben
or just remembered baffeled sump and the extra for the other crank, might of forgot a thing or two?
thanks again for your time and good advise!
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Hi Alan this thread sounds like the conversation we had on monday!
Im just working out how much i need in total?
here goes,
if i send you my scdb striped and all bolts bagged and cleaned. Cylinder heads reworked and fully assemblyed ready to fit.
parts of you for 2.1 motor,
cosworth pistons
k1 rods
acl bearings
rcm oil pump
new water pump
cosworth head gaskets
all other seals and gaskets
and you lads to build it!!!!
timming belt kit (to suit 400-450bhp?)
cheers
Ben
or just remembered baffeled sump and the extra for the other crank, might of forgot a thing or two?
thanks again for your time and good advise!
Im just working out how much i need in total?
here goes,
if i send you my scdb striped and all bolts bagged and cleaned. Cylinder heads reworked and fully assemblyed ready to fit.
parts of you for 2.1 motor,
cosworth pistons
k1 rods
acl bearings
rcm oil pump
new water pump
cosworth head gaskets
all other seals and gaskets
and you lads to build it!!!!
timming belt kit (to suit 400-450bhp?)
cheers
Ben
or just remembered baffeled sump and the extra for the other crank, might of forgot a thing or two?
thanks again for your time and good advise!
I'm sat at my laptop right now, even more sausage fingering than usual!
Lizzie said that while I was at work today we had a flood in the utility room caused by a blocked drain backing up the washing machine outlet. The water covered the power supply for the tumble drier and shorted the electrics to half the house. By the time the trip switch had been reset 27 times to figure out what was up prior to discovering the Aussie style flood my desk PC said "sod that" and now refuses to boot up. Hot Damn. I'll get the calculator out in the office tomorrow morning, and we'll see what we can come up with..
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Hey, no problem!
I'm sat at my laptop right now, even more sausage fingering than usual!
Lizzie said that while I was at work today we had a flood in the utility room caused by a blocked drain backing up the washing machine outlet. The water covered the power supply for the tumble drier and shorted the electrics to half the house. By the time the trip switch had been reset 27 times to figure out what was up prior to discovering the Aussie style flood my desk PC said "sod that" and now refuses to boot up. Hot Damn. I'll get the calculator out in the office tomorrow morning, and we'll see what we can come up with..
I'm sat at my laptop right now, even more sausage fingering than usual!
Lizzie said that while I was at work today we had a flood in the utility room caused by a blocked drain backing up the washing machine outlet. The water covered the power supply for the tumble drier and shorted the electrics to half the house. By the time the trip switch had been reset 27 times to figure out what was up prior to discovering the Aussie style flood my desk PC said "sod that" and now refuses to boot up. Hot Damn. I'll get the calculator out in the office tomorrow morning, and we'll see what we can come up with..
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Hey, no problem!
I'm sat at my laptop right now, even more sausage fingering than usual!
Lizzie said that while I was at work today we had a flood in the utility room caused by a blocked drain backing up the washing machine outlet. The water covered the power supply for the tumble drier and shorted the electrics to half the house. By the time the trip switch had been reset 27 times to figure out what was up prior to discovering the Aussie style flood my desk PC said "sod that" and now refuses to boot up. Hot Damn. I'll get the calculator out in the office tomorrow morning, and we'll see what we can come up with..
I'm sat at my laptop right now, even more sausage fingering than usual!
Lizzie said that while I was at work today we had a flood in the utility room caused by a blocked drain backing up the washing machine outlet. The water covered the power supply for the tumble drier and shorted the electrics to half the house. By the time the trip switch had been reset 27 times to figure out what was up prior to discovering the Aussie style flood my desk PC said "sod that" and now refuses to boot up. Hot Damn. I'll get the calculator out in the office tomorrow morning, and we'll see what we can come up with..
Theres no mega rush av saved up a good chunk just need to know how near i am!
So when ever you get chance, just sick of looking at car everyday and not been able to drive her!
Cheers
Ben
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Right A.J. will be chatting with Bigarf at the weekend to schedule pulling my engine out in March, so you can turn it around for an April delivery (?)
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P.S. What's the extra cost of the nitrided crank option please ?
Regards,
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P.S. What's the extra cost of the nitrided crank option please ?
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I'm working on the prices as it happens, they won't sit still!
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Sorry A.J.
Arf and I will pull it out in his workshop...
I will allow you to work your magic...
Then Arf and I will bung it back in !
Thanks,
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Arf and I will pull it out in his workshop...
I will allow you to work your magic...
Then Arf and I will bung it back in !
Thanks,
dunx
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