 2.0 top end rebuild, waste of time? |
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| machina |
 Feb 26 2004, 03:57 PM
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I really want to make our next race weekend with the SCCA in about 1 month.
The 1.7 is on its 9th life. I am amazed how this little motor just keeps going and going after 30 years and god knows how many miles. I have run 7 races and 2 test days with the motor and it won't quit. Finish in the top 1/3 in my group too. Anyway I have the 2.0 now and was thinking of doing the top end and putting on 40 IDF's. I would have the heads done at HFM and use a set of 96's from brad or maybe mahles. How do I know if the bottom end of the motor is OK? I have read that running carbs with the stock cam loses power and I have read you can gain a bit. What Think? dr |
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