Head gasket for ITR, block guard?
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Head gasket for ITR, need block guard?
2001 ITR. will turbo'in it soooon. Im getting the head gasket for sure but the question is "do i need a block guard?" heard mix reviews about it, don't know which way to go. do they work? my goal is maybe 10psi max (track) and 7psi daily. thx and i got AEM ems
Modified by TypeR0186 at 3:34 AM 7/2/2004
Modified by TypeR0186 at 3:34 AM 7/2/2004
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Re: Head gasket for ITR, block guard? (TypeR0186)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TypeR0186 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> thx and i got AEM ems </TD></TR></TABLE>
Stock sleeves? I don't think the block guard is really necessary. Some people use them, some people don't. With the AEM EMS you should be fine without a block guard. I'd save the money for dyno time. Need more info than just 7-10psi, what size turbo are you going to use? And what Head gasket are you talking about?
Stock sleeves? I don't think the block guard is really necessary. Some people use them, some people don't. With the AEM EMS you should be fine without a block guard. I'd save the money for dyno time. Need more info than just 7-10psi, what size turbo are you going to use? And what Head gasket are you talking about?
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Re: Head gasket for ITR, block guard? (snailpoweredEK)
yep stock sleeve too. head gasket i don't know just any brand to lower the compression down. turbo size is any of the precision t3/t4 line. sc34, sc44, sc52? any size suggestion? i will have RC injectors also, around 600 cc maybe.
Modified by TypeR0186 at 8:15 AM 7/2/2004
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My tuner talked me out of a head gasket, why take the motor apart while it still works.
Planning on 8 PSI on my stock motor ITR... will be done in a couple of weeks!
Good luck anyway. What are your HP goals? I'm thinking 250-275 for mine. Will hopefully keep track reliability with an oil cooler and fluidyne radiator.
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Oh, and I'm getting the Greddy kit with an intercooler and Emanage, profec B.. I will probably start with the 310 CC injectors that the kit comes with. :-o
Planning on 8 PSI on my stock motor ITR... will be done in a couple of weeks!
Good luck anyway. What are your HP goals? I'm thinking 250-275 for mine. Will hopefully keep track reliability with an oil cooler and fluidyne radiator.
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Oh, and I'm getting the Greddy kit with an intercooler and Emanage, profec B.. I will probably start with the 310 CC injectors that the kit comes with. :-o
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Re: (ccfries)
my HP goal for this setup is around 275. thermal 3in or custom 3in with apexi N1. well i don't think is that bad to change out the head gasket. you don't need to take the hole motor apart just the head, not to bad. just to be on the safe side it's worth it i think.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by snailpoweredEK »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Stock sleeves? I don't think the block guard is really necessary. Some people use them, some people don't. With the AEM EMS you should be fine without a block guard. I'd save the money for dyno time. Need more info than just 7-10psi, what size turbo are you going to use? And what Head gasket are you talking about? </TD></TR></TABLE>
And what does the AEM EMS and a Block Guard have to do with each other? I say go Hondata for tuning and if you don't plan on running more than 15 psi, don't bother with the block gaurd.
Stock sleeves? I don't think the block guard is really necessary. Some people use them, some people don't. With the AEM EMS you should be fine without a block guard. I'd save the money for dyno time. Need more info than just 7-10psi, what size turbo are you going to use? And what Head gasket are you talking about? </TD></TR></TABLE>
And what does the AEM EMS and a Block Guard have to do with each other? I say go Hondata for tuning and if you don't plan on running more than 15 psi, don't bother with the block gaurd.
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if you plan on running 7 psi daily you dont need the headgasket at all. I am running 7.5 psi and its perfect, you get great spool times (pending on how large the turbo is) and crazy top end.
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