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Its time to hit 1000bhp :D. I've seen a 3.25 ready short block from SP which comes very cheap at 5,9$(thank god we still have GBP!) which is well under 3K GBP comes ready built with CP pistons/custom rods/mod oil pump/ARP studs.Im also going to get a DBB with a 74mm compressor wheel(since lag will be less with the stroker) I'm just wondering Do I need anything else? engine main bearings? or is it a matter of a straight swap?

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Its time to hit 1000bhp :D. I've seen a 3.25 ready short block from SP which comes very cheap at 5,9$(thank god we still have GBP!) which is well under 3K GBP comes ready built with CP pistons/custom rods/mod oil pump/ARP studs.Im also going to get a DBB with a 74mm compressor wheel(since lag will be less with the stroker) I'm just wondering Do I need anything else? engine main bearings? or is it a matter of a straight swap?

 

I you are going to go the whole hog,why not go for the full T6 race manifold with something like a GT47-80.Laggy but capable of huge power.

Obviously a fuel system upgrade with triple pumps would be in order among a fair few other things.

 

You seem to be a power junkie so why not?

 

Now that would be a fast car !:cool:

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Bargain, as you say comes built, so straight bolt on :D

 

What max RPM do they warrant to ?

 

9,500RPM if im not mistaken..but ill stick to 8,200

 

What spec head you going for?

Owen developments has built my head last year. They 've done it with some racing specialist so thats all good..

 

GT47 80: its a hell of a laggy turbo, it still has to be streetable.

Race T4 Manifold: whats the difference with my current manifold?

Whats the benefit?

(i got an SP71 turbo).

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The Full Race has less backpressure than pretty much any other manifold out there...can be specced with 2x TIAL 44mm WG's, but 1 should be enough for your application.

 

Basically it looks pretty and features large diameter piping releasing just a little more power ;)

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The Full Race has less backpressure than pretty much any other manifold out there...can be specced with 2x TIAL 44mm WG's, but 1 should be enough for your application.

 

Basically it looks pretty and features large diameter piping releasing just a little more power ;)

 

hmm interesting, i will consider this option..I suppose this means bit more lag as well?

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It's not as good a price as you think, as you need to send them your old block, and it doesn't include shipping (both ways if you're sending them your block) which will not be cheap. Plus VAT and import duty, which you're going to get stung on for something like an engine - not much chance of claiming it's worth $100 or something with something like that!

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It's not as good a price as you think, as you need to send them your old block, and it doesn't include shipping (both ways if you're sending them your block) which will not be cheap. Plus VAT and import duty, which you're going to get stung on for something like an engine - not much chance of claiming it's worth $100 or something with something like that!

 

Good point but would it still not work out cheaper than having it built in the UK?

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