Need some good advice PLEASE!
Satan and ludykrus you guys are my saving grace
Ok I have been working on this h23 vtec motor for a while and put it all together minus the head.
I am debating on sparying on this motor. Not sure yet. My bottom end is Iron sleeved, crank was balanced, and rods shot peened and cyro frozen. I have J.E. 11:1 pistons and total seal rings. Everything is looking good. Head has skunk2 springs+retainers stock valves and crower stage 2 cams.
My question is should I take it back apart and change the rods. I dont want to but could do it later. I just dont want to be disapointed when I want to spray and am scared to break something.
So what do I do? I am so confused! thanks guys
Ok I have been working on this h23 vtec motor for a while and put it all together minus the head.
I am debating on sparying on this motor. Not sure yet. My bottom end is Iron sleeved, crank was balanced, and rods shot peened and cyro frozen. I have J.E. 11:1 pistons and total seal rings. Everything is looking good. Head has skunk2 springs+retainers stock valves and crower stage 2 cams.
My question is should I take it back apart and change the rods. I dont want to but could do it later. I just dont want to be disapointed when I want to spray and am scared to break something.
So what do I do? I am so confused! thanks guys
either 75 or 100 shot. I dont think 11:1 is too high. Nitrous likes the compression. I am pretty sure the bottom will hold it I am just worried about the rods but really dont want to have to change them if I dont need to. I might not even use nitrous. I am just looking at all the angles. I know myself and I know I will want the extra power at the strip.
Well, nitrous loves compression to a point. At 11.1:1, I would only go over a 75 shot if you tune it on a wideband. It gets very tight to tune when you spray on high-comp.
What are you going to rev to? I would stay under about 7600, even w/ the balanced bottom end. If you have already put that much money into the motor, I would spare a little more and swap out the rods. It would just make a good precaution.
BUT the only rods for the H23 are the Crower's, and they're nowhere near cheap.
If it were my motor, I wouldn't worry. I would run the oil squirters, aim them right, and dog it out
I'm gonna be puttin out similar numbers probably, and I'm using stock, unadulterated rods; yours are cryo'd and shotpeened, which makes them significantly stronger.
What are you going to rev to? I would stay under about 7600, even w/ the balanced bottom end. If you have already put that much money into the motor, I would spare a little more and swap out the rods. It would just make a good precaution.
BUT the only rods for the H23 are the Crower's, and they're nowhere near cheap.
If it were my motor, I wouldn't worry. I would run the oil squirters, aim them right, and dog it out
I'm gonna be puttin out similar numbers probably, and I'm using stock, unadulterated rods; yours are cryo'd and shotpeened, which makes them significantly stronger.
Thanks. I am planning on reving to like 75 or 7600. Yeah I know the crowers are it and yes that sucks. I am hoping to get at least 200 to 210 N/A. So I might not even want to use N20. Also If I do do it I would have to do direct port so I dont F%$^ up #1 piston.
I just dont want to pull it all apart again.
By the way, where are you in GA. I am based in Valdosta but am deployed to places unknown right at the moment.
I just dont want to pull it all apart again.
By the way, where are you in GA. I am based in Valdosta but am deployed to places unknown right at the moment.
I live in Flowery Branch/Oakwood, but I am frequently around Gainesville and Buford/Lawrenceville, and I work at the mall.
If you're ever in the area, you should stop by and check out my motor
If you're ever in the area, you should stop by and check out my motor
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If you're ever in the area, you should stop by and check out my motor</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well thanks for the help. I will probebly just leave it alone and only spray like a 65 shot tuned on a wide band. So, where do you get your stuff tuned. I havnt had to do anything like that since I have been in GA. So I have no clue where to go.
If you're ever in the area, you should stop by and check out my motor</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well thanks for the help. I will probebly just leave it alone and only spray like a 65 shot tuned on a wide band. So, where do you get your stuff tuned. I havnt had to do anything like that since I have been in GA. So I have no clue where to go.
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I haven't had anything tuned yet, but the bigger shops around here are Balanced Performance, Knowledge Performance, and one or two more.
I know they do a pretty good job, but they're are fairly expensive from what I hear.
I know they do a pretty good job, but they're are fairly expensive from what I hear.
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