The block is built , thanks Redzone Performance!!
thought id show it off before i beat the living **** out of it.
the setup is this:
b18c5 block
GE sleeves
85mm 11.5:1 wiseco pistons
eagle rods
spoon crank
the motor goes all together thursday and put into the car.here is the full setup:
p73 head
portflow P&P
skunk2 pro2 cams
supertech high comp valves
supertech valvesprings
supertech retainers
twm 52mm itb's
r/c 440 injectors
redzone performance side exit header


the setup is this:
b18c5 block
GE sleeves
85mm 11.5:1 wiseco pistons
eagle rods
spoon crank
the motor goes all together thursday and put into the car.here is the full setup:
p73 head
portflow P&P
skunk2 pro2 cams
supertech high comp valves
supertech valvesprings
supertech retainers
twm 52mm itb's
r/c 440 injectors
redzone performance side exit header


Looks like a great build!! when will it be up and running?
*random observation*
did you wipe off the assembly lube from the parting surface for the main caps. something tells me its not good to have there....
*random observation*
did you wipe off the assembly lube from the parting surface for the main caps. something tells me its not good to have there....
Nice build...Im doing damn near the same build as we speak....Just waiting for the head to be finished from the machine shop. Im curious on what your gonna put down on the dyno. Keep us posted
im curious too lol . i cant wait . this cars rebuild has been a long time in the making...im sure it will make some good power.
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not much room for it anymore
not much room for it anymore
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ATS*Mark »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thought id show it off before i beat the living **** out of it.
the setup is this:
b18c5 block
GE sleeves
85mm 11.5:1 wiseco pistons
eagle rods
spoon crank
the motor goes all together thursday and put into the car.here is the full setup:
p73 head
portflow P&P
skunk2 pro2 cams
supertech high comp valves
supertech valvesprings
supertech retainers
twm 52mm itb's
r/c 440 injectors
redzone performance side exit header
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Although I know you're referring to an ITR head, there's no such thing as a P73 head, it's just a PR3 head.
What's special about the spoon crank? What are the specs/weight? The counter weights don't look like anything special.
I like your choice in compression ratio as well. Too many people think you need 13+ compression ratio's to make power. The power is in the head. Have fun tuning the ITB's
I honestly think you'll make better power with a plenum.
the setup is this:
b18c5 block
GE sleeves
85mm 11.5:1 wiseco pistons
eagle rods
spoon crank
the motor goes all together thursday and put into the car.here is the full setup:
p73 head
portflow P&P
skunk2 pro2 cams
supertech high comp valves
supertech valvesprings
supertech retainers
twm 52mm itb's
r/c 440 injectors
redzone performance side exit header
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Although I know you're referring to an ITR head, there's no such thing as a P73 head, it's just a PR3 head.
What's special about the spoon crank? What are the specs/weight? The counter weights don't look like anything special.
I like your choice in compression ratio as well. Too many people think you need 13+ compression ratio's to make power. The power is in the head. Have fun tuning the ITB's
I honestly think you'll make better power with a plenum.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ATS*Mark »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i meant pr3 sorry bout that. i think the motor should make some good power we shall see
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You could've squeezed some more power out of it if you roughed up those pistons and smoothed the ridges, also reducing your chance of detonation and increasing your ability to run more timing.
Also, i edited my last post but you replied before while I was editing it. I had some questions in it.
</TD></TR></TABLE>You could've squeezed some more power out of it if you roughed up those pistons and smoothed the ridges, also reducing your chance of detonation and increasing your ability to run more timing.
Also, i edited my last post but you replied before while I was editing it. I had some questions in it.
the spoon crank is just balanced and blueprinted . beyond that i dont know what is special about it at all actually.




