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Old 20-03-2006, 07:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i'm planning on building my own performance engine , i know a fair bit about engines but where can i get all the proper instrustions for modifiy and puting an engine together ( its a 3.8L) any ideas or suggests
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Old 21-03-2006, 05:24 PM   #2 (permalink)
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budget?
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I'd go for the COME 4.2 stroker kit, but it'd be a fairly costly exercise. I think they come with crank/rods/pistons/rings but not sure if the block needs machining to shoehorn it in.
Heavy heavy porting, obcenly big valves/springs, rockers, V8 throttlebody or two, cam, injectors/pumps, and a piggyback or aftermarket ECU should see you on your way Shouldn't need a high volume oil pump etc, wouldn't rev that hard.
The only 4.2 i've seen in person made 180 odd kW at the wheels and sounded like a supercar!!

Probably achieve a similar effect rebuilding it with low comp forged pistons and strapping a centrifugal blower on the side...

Wise to invest in a tough TH700 from the outset, havn't heard of too many people having major drama's with the factory rear end though.
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use forced induction.

otherwise ull end up spending 10k on a 14 second car.
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go single turbo, street commos did up a vn with single turbo, cracked in2 the 10's i think... driveability was good too

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I AM looking for a nice VR s pack , with some work done to it
any suggustion to where to look , a Turbo would be nice , how come low compression is needed for forced induction ,
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I always thought V6 vengence was a twin turbo setup? Crazzy, how big is a big budget.... you are only 16 dude! Who are you getting to do the work? What sort of power are you looking for? Remember, the internet can be a wonderfull resource... but it can also be full of total bullshit at the same time. Make sure you really have a good thorough look around before you commit to anything. A turbo conversion is gunna cost you an arseload no matter what, make sure it gets done right the first time.
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sorry, quickest run over the 1/4 11.92, quickest mph 114.76, total cost in turbo form $20,205... using a single gt30 turbo, 4sp auto and hiway friendly gears... the turbo was mounted where the airbox used to be... looked fair stock from the outside but went like a rocket
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