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> Options ? Starting with 1.7 Case .. Now What ?
Beakster
post Aug 8 2018, 12:47 PM
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I'm starting with a 1.7 type 4 case .. What are my options from here .. ??

I have 44 webers for carbs

Trying to get some 2.0 heads They sell too fast ..

Now What ????
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post Aug 8 2018, 12:56 PM
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44s are too big for a street driven 1.7L, you would have to choke them down a lot. 40s would be a better choice.
Unless you plan to make it a 2056, in which case the 44s will be fine.

Time to go shopping for parts!
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post Aug 8 2018, 01:24 PM
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2L Crank & rods then 96mm P&C's...
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post Aug 8 2018, 03:58 PM
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Budget?

With 44's I'd go bigger 78mm crank, 96mm KB pistons, CB rods, webcam.
2056cc vs 2270cc performance build the crank and rods adds about $1000 to the total cost.
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post Aug 8 2018, 07:54 PM
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QUOTE(Mark Henry @ Aug 8 2018, 03:58 PM) *

Budget?

With 44's I'd go bigger 78mm crank, 96mm KB pistons, CB rods, webcam.
2056cc vs 2270cc performance build the crank and rods adds about $1000 to the total cost.


My Budget is about 5-6 Thousand .So I need to look for 2.0 heads and other stuff
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post Aug 9 2018, 05:18 AM
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Original Customs - McMark

You can have an awesome 2056 for 5-6k. The kit was engineered by Raby and McMark builds it.
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post Aug 9 2018, 05:27 AM
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Original Customs - McMark

You can have an awesome 2056 for 5-6k. The kit was engineered by Raby and McMark builds it.

I'm surprised more guys don't use that option. Great running engine with no (bad) surprises.
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I'm booked for 4-6 months, but I build engines and/or can supply parts/machining.
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QUOTE(nditiz1 @ Aug 9 2018, 07:18 AM) *

Original Customs - McMark

You can have an awesome 2056 for 5-6k. The kit was engineered by Raby and McMark builds it.

I'm surprised more guys don't use that option. Great running engine with no (bad) surprises.


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post Aug 9 2018, 02:20 PM
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With your budget you could probably squeeze in a set of the new heads HAM is doing. Ready to go I think they are running $1200 to $1500 depending on how you finish them get past a lot of issues with this option.
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