Evo 8 Build!
Mar 31, 2015, 10:49 AM
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Evo 8 Build!
Got some time so I thought Id put together a build thread!
2004 SSL
put 1000 miles on it and then cylinder one got 75% blowby so time to build her.
its going to be a slow process but Ive got a good start.
the plan as of right now:
JAM 2.3 "FULL RACE" shortblock
billet crankshaft, ams style pan, fluidamper, and some other lil goodies
JAM Stage 3 Head
unsure on the cam im going to run
Sheepey FF 6870 kit
Sheepey 1000hp intercooler and piping
Golden Eagle intake manifold
70mm TB
ID2000s
BR Double Pumper
QM 8 Leg
Stock ecu for now
PPG Dogbox, or TRE trans with 4.11
TRE T-case
TRE Rear diff
other little things
SO... the motor is out at JAM, waiting for a final cost then going to order up the turbo kit and a few things listed, ill try and keep yall updated as I go
2004 SSL
put 1000 miles on it and then cylinder one got 75% blowby so time to build her.
its going to be a slow process but Ive got a good start.
the plan as of right now:
JAM 2.3 "FULL RACE" shortblock
billet crankshaft, ams style pan, fluidamper, and some other lil goodies
JAM Stage 3 Head
unsure on the cam im going to run
Sheepey FF 6870 kit
Sheepey 1000hp intercooler and piping
Golden Eagle intake manifold
70mm TB
ID2000s
BR Double Pumper
QM 8 Leg
Stock ecu for now
PPG Dogbox, or TRE trans with 4.11
TRE T-case
TRE Rear diff
other little things
SO... the motor is out at JAM, waiting for a final cost then going to order up the turbo kit and a few things listed, ill try and keep yall updated as I go
Apr 21, 2015, 10:20 AM
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thats going to a be beast evo.. street car? also ask jeff bush about the gsc cams.. no joke guys are picking up 30-40 hp over hks cams.. go to english racing website and look at what arron and jeff say abou tthem
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May 10, 2015, 04:11 PM
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Thanks for the comments, Tony @ Jackson is going to flow the head and make a Cam recommendation from there.
*Little Update*
Put the deposit down on the long block. A LOT of good stuff is going in this. Super excited.
*Little Update*
Put the deposit down on the long block. A LOT of good stuff is going in this. Super excited.
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May 10, 2015, 07:42 PM
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Nice build! Can't wait to see it.
As far as cams go look into some high duration Kelfords or if you want good HP numbers the STM 650s
Your going dog box so you can't possibly care about driveability anyway.
As far as cams go look into some high duration Kelfords or if you want good HP numbers the STM 650s
Your going dog box so you can't possibly care about driveability anyway.
May 10, 2015, 09:53 PM
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Im well aware of how much all of this costs. I have my daily tercel to thank for the ease of saving. Im also 20 years old haha. Idk how much longer my roomie wants to see my cars scattered accross the garage. So im all in on this. In other words. IT IS GOING TO HAPPEN
Ive got a few cams on my mind but Tony has my trust with the choice. A lot of these companies have inflated cam numbers. The good ole cam doctor will tell all.
Also hes putting together the block for me. I just put the subframe back up last week going take it to my shop to finish up. I took it all apart with a $50 tool box I snagged from my bud. Yeahhh not again.
May 11, 2015, 05:49 AM
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10,6 for a long block is in the lower if non existent end of what people spend to run a 68/70 turbo
You'd need more money or a smaller turbo.
I've been building 1000-2500hp cars for ten years now and can def tell you this build is extremely costly.
The dog box is 5k more than your engine deposit used.
However if you got the close to $60k for the build I see right there then go for it.
However its far from an overnight affair with any ff build so I hope your roomie wont mind a bit more time than you think.
Ive done close to 17 of them in the past five years.
You'd need more money or a smaller turbo.
I've been building 1000-2500hp cars for ten years now and can def tell you this build is extremely costly.
The dog box is 5k more than your engine deposit used.
However if you got the close to $60k for the build I see right there then go for it.
However its far from an overnight affair with any ff build so I hope your roomie wont mind a bit more time than you think.
Ive done close to 17 of them in the past five years.
Last edited by SR Concepts; May 11, 2015 at 07:48 AM.
May 11, 2015, 10:48 AM
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10,6 for a long block is in the lower if non existent end of what people spend to run a 68/70 turbo
You'd need more money or a smaller turbo.
I've been building 1000-2500hp cars for ten years now and can def tell you this build is extremely costly.
The dog box is 5k more than your engine deposit used.
However if you got the close to $60k for the build I see right there then go for it.
However its far from an overnight affair with any ff build so I hope your roomie wont mind a bit more time than you think.
Ive done close to 17 of them in the past five years.
You'd need more money or a smaller turbo.
I've been building 1000-2500hp cars for ten years now and can def tell you this build is extremely costly.
The dog box is 5k more than your engine deposit used.
However if you got the close to $60k for the build I see right there then go for it.
However its far from an overnight affair with any ff build so I hope your roomie wont mind a bit more time than you think.
Ive done close to 17 of them in the past five years.
Last edited by evanwest94; May 11, 2015 at 10:54 AM.