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going to build a 2.1L, need some answers!, calling all the engine gurus ... |
SirAndy |
Dec 31 2003, 08:00 PM
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ok, here's what i have so far:
it's going to be a 2056! i got the case (GA) stock crank stock rods stock heads i still need pistons cylinders CAM scored 2 x 2.0L heads from EASY today for $25 each. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smilie_pokal.gif) they need some work, but hey, what else is new. i know the 2.0 is weak (flow-wise) on the exhaust side, so i'm thinking bigger exhaust vales. i saw rebuild racing heads today that had 38mm ex-vales. seemed like as big as you can go. right? what size header should i ran with that? what size valve on the intake? also, what's the highest CR i can run on premium (california) pump gas? is 10:1 too high ??? as for the CAM, i would like one with just a moderate increase in lift, but a much longer duration than stock. any objections? overall, i'm more interested in lower-rpm power than a high rev(ing) engine. oh, and yes, the engine will be used as a daily driver as well as for auto-X and time-trail. but focus will be daily driver. so, i need some mileage before the next rebuild. HELP! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/pray.gif) Andy |
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