2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4 motors / strokers
2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4 motors / strokers
what to put in the evo this winter...
stroker kit or whole assy.???
currently running mods in sig... looking for 600+ horse mainy street driven and some track (1/4)
open to any and all advice winter just started!
stroker kit or whole assy.???
currently running mods in sig... looking for 600+ horse mainy street driven and some track (1/4)
open to any and all advice winter just started!
I have owned all of them but the 2.1. I like my 2.4 for easy street power. The 2.2 was good for the part of me that wants a bike motor in my car. Austin needs to hammer some Subes
2.4 seems a lil much? but then again i want to keep the fp red maybe switch to black later..
2.3 stroker kit
twin disc clutch
double pumper and bigger injectors?
cometic head gasket
anything else you think would be needed?
why not just get a 2.0L and higher revs? I wanted to go stroker but lately ive been thinking why not just get a built 2.0 and rev to like 9.5K. With a fpred you will hit full boost around 4k but can go up to 9.5k.
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It all depends on personal preference, but we have been selling mostly 2.4l variations based on the affordability of the cores and the upsides of increased displacement in a daily driver. If you're worried about revs you could even go with a long rod 2.4l and find yourself in a best of both worlds scenario
I would love to help you out whatever route you decide to go!
I would love to help you out whatever route you decide to go!
I like the 2.4 but as a personal thing there are just 2 things I can't get around.
1 No oil squirters
2 I just dont like the idea of having a Galant block. Pure Evo engine for me.
1 No oil squirters
2 I just dont like the idea of having a Galant block. Pure Evo engine for me.
8700 on a long rod. My rev limit and Mikeys have bee 8691 since we put them together. Turbo and valve springs go a long way. 8500 has been the 2.3 (1.5 R/s) forever, like since DSM days of long ago. The GSR is 1.58 and turns far higher than we do. This has been well discussed in other threads like the "to stroke or not to stroke" thread thats not longer stickied.









