Originally Posted by
Ti.S.Line
no, you have to be the first.. sucks doesnt it?
Nope, be pretty cool to be the first!
Originally Posted by
Smylife
Still, hit up JHM and see what they can tell you! They just got an RS4 not too long ago.
I may have to do that, problem is I am in the research phase and just gather info while I get married, get a house, then pick a RS4 up. I dont want to bother them until the time comes you know... it's good to know that I may be the first if no one else takes the step.
Originally Posted by
2manytoys
I'm not sure what you'd do to it? If you are talking about getting more out of it in NA form that would be a pretty big ask I'd say. I'd say a set of turbo's, if you could fit them, would be pretty cool.
The block is pretty solid, same with the heads. The pistons are already light weight I think. I'm not sure about the rods, but to have it spin past 8000 rpm I think they could take a bit of boost pretty easy. I like how the oil is sprayed up under the piston too.
Here are some pics of my engine pulled apart.
New Block
Old Engine Crank
Old Bore
Old Heads
More pictures are here if you are interested
http://s881.photobucket.com/albums/a...20and%20Stuff/
I'll have to look at your pictures when I get home, I cant see them(blocked). I really appreciate your reply though.
The plan I'm running through in my head is twins and enough boost to get 600awhp. I built a twin turbo 358 ford motor by myself, tuned it, built the kit and everything. Now this car is completely different and i've gotten past the fact of money and the costs associated. I want to build something unique and very very nice. My biggest concerns center the longblock and if the tuning experience is there to do it (fuel, ignition,...)
With that said, pistons are a must. I dont really plan to do anything other than make the internals bulletproof, especially how high these motors rev. I will most likely have to go into valvetrain a little too.
Originally Posted by
Ill 3.0
Pistons are forged, rods were designed to be stronger than what is in the BHF motor so should handle quite a bit. The issues with more boost than 6-7 psi will be the 12.5:1 compression ratio.
Yup, definetly pistons are a must.
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