Cheap 2ltr CDB ??
27 May 2009, 02:35 PM
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27 May 2009, 03:08 PM
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Pele, unless you are going for upwards of 500bhp then you dont need a CDB in my opinion.
This is backed up by various people running standard EJ20 blocks up to that level, standard sti2.5s beyond that level.
Its turning out to be scoobynet myth number 753 that you need cdbs, save your money.
of course if you want 600 plus then go for it
This is backed up by various people running standard EJ20 blocks up to that level, standard sti2.5s beyond that level.
Its turning out to be scoobynet myth number 753 that you need cdbs, save your money.
of course if you want 600 plus then go for it
27 May 2009, 03:12 PM
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Pele, unless you are going for upwards of 500bhp then you dont need a CDB in my opinion.
This is backed up by various people running standard EJ20 blocks up to that level, standard sti2.5s beyond that level.
Its turning out to be scoobynet myth number 753 that you need cdbs, save your money.
of course if you want 600 plus then go for it
This is backed up by various people running standard EJ20 blocks up to that level, standard sti2.5s beyond that level.
Its turning out to be scoobynet myth number 753 that you need cdbs, save your money.
of course if you want 600 plus then go for it
It was more for peace of mind and the fact the car will get a tough life on the track, just wanted to take precautions beforehand
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27 May 2009, 03:41 PM
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That's some cracking advice from Peanuts.
You'll be fine with your stock block if you're not going for 500bhp+ The walls on the stock block are fairly thick.
Would still be interesting what Hudson wants for his block though as I may want to have a spare incase my 2.5cdb goes **** up.
You'll be fine with your stock block if you're not going for 500bhp+
The walls on the stock block are fairly thick.Would still be interesting what Hudson wants for his block though as I may want to have a spare incase my 2.5cdb goes **** up.
27 May 2009, 03:48 PM
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That's some cracking advice from Peanuts.
You'll be fine with your stock block if you're not going for 500bhp+ The walls on the stock block are fairly thick.
Would still be interesting what Hudson wants for his block though as I may want to have a spare incase my 2.5cdb goes **** up.
You'll be fine with your stock block if you're not going for 500bhp+
The walls on the stock block are fairly thick.Would still be interesting what Hudson wants for his block though as I may want to have a spare incase my 2.5cdb goes **** up.
more and more people are pushing the stadard OE stuff further and further to more and more success imo and long may it continue
27 May 2009, 05:30 PM
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you live in anticipation that someone will offer you over the odds 
i wanted 200 but i think it will be more like 150 so if some will pay
150 english pounds
it will be a deal. otherwise it will sell on ebay for whatever.
i wanted 200 but i think it will be more like 150 so if some will pay
150 english pounds
it will be a deal. otherwise it will sell on ebay for whatever.
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