Does any one know about shaving and boring
i dont know if this is on an other forum but if so may i have the link if not does any one know ups and downs of shavin the heads on ur engine and borin and how much increase it gives you and how much do you shave off and how much to bore an engine out for turbo and or non turbo
ok..... 23 views and no responce im gona tell you about it... im pretty damn sure you can find what you want in the Cosmetics thread.
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You didn't even read his thread. He's talking about his engine, not the body work.
And, to answer his question, yes some people have shaved the head and bored the block, but with how much some of the work costs, the results aren't pleasing.
You didn't even read his thread. He's talking about his engine, not the body work.
And, to answer his question, yes some people have shaved the head and bored the block, but with how much some of the work costs, the results aren't pleasing.
I had mine bored .020 over (standard rebuild).... gained a whopping 1.3 cubic inches. I dont anticipate any major gains from it. These things arent like boring V8s out (example... boring a 350 to a 383), there just isnt enough displacement to begin with. Because the motor is an open deck sleeved block, you cant bore a lot out of it, because you'll run the walls too thin. You get 2 shots at it. .020 (1/2 MM) over and .040 (1MM) over. After that, you need to put new sleeves in it and go back down to 75MM. I dont know of anyone who makes a sleeve for this motor that converts it to semi-closed deck. The darton sleeves are dry, they just replace the iron liners that are already in there with allegedly stronger ones.
As far as shaving the head... be careful, there's a very finite limit to how much can come off before you compromise the head, and also before you start smashing the head with a high compression (usually dome top) piston. You dont shave the head for a boosted application.
As far as shaving the head... be careful, there's a very finite limit to how much can come off before you compromise the head, and also before you start smashing the head with a high compression (usually dome top) piston. You dont shave the head for a boosted application.
oh ok the thing is im goin to uti in the summer so ima know alot more than i do now.... my plan was in about 2 yrs when i finish school was to buy a rsx type s with high mileage and a good body and have the engine rebuilt change the interals and while i was at it shave and bore out the engine and have it with low comp for a future turbo.... so i just wanted to kno what the typical bore and shave was and how much more HP n TQ.... money would not really b an issue as i can do much of the work my self expect for the machince stuff....
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Youngcity »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">oh ok the thing is im goin to uti in the summer so ima know alot more than i do now.... my plan was in about 2 yrs when i finish school was to buy a rsx type s with high mileage and a good body and have the engine rebuilt change the interals and while i was at it shave and bore out the engine and have it with low comp for a future turbo.... so i just wanted to kno what the typical bore and shave was and how much more HP n TQ.... money would not really b an issue as i can do much of the work my self expect for the machince stuff....</TD></TR></TABLE>
Why didn't you ask in the DC5 forum, if you're getting an RSX? The D17 is nothing like the K-series.
Why didn't you ask in the DC5 forum, if you're getting an RSX? The D17 is nothing like the K-series.
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