whats pistons and rods should i get for a 2.0 built?
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whats pistons and rods should i get for a 2.0 built?
im thinking of rebuilt my motor for safety and i jus wanna do a regular 2.0 built. so what brand of pistons and rods should i get for the built? and what else i have to buy ?
you dont need a new waterpump.
keep in mind the below is what you do when you have rod bearing shavings in your oil;
front cover and oil pump = yes
oil cooler + lines = yes
hot tank oil pan = yes
new oil pickup / drain tube = yes
inspect turbo
flush oil feed and return lines
clean / inspect head
inspect cams for damage
oil filter housing = no but recommended
pretty much anything oil hits you inspect or replace. it is not a fun process and it is very expensive. dont ask me how i know.
actually the most important question should be whats he doing with the motor? because if he wants rods to withstand 9500rpm+ rev's and etc that will be a factor in his purchasing.
im runnin je pistons and crower rods which some would say isnt good, but when you have acl race bearings, and arp everything internal should help withstand anything you through at it, im only on a version 1 fp red turbo, and block is rated for 750 at the crank, even 40 psi i wont get there on my red...its called planning ahead and leaving room to grow into the power, instead of one hero pull and pulling out your dick and comparing it to everyone elses hahahah im kidding but id talk to your tuner...
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how much power are you trying to make ? that should help us out. most if not all forged pistons will do the job just make sure to get larger wrist pins if you are going for some crazy amount of power as for rods pauters or manley turbo tuffs work great and you can always get upgraded rod bolts for them as well i like cp pistons or the weisco hd 1400 and turbo tuff rods most of the vendors here could point you in the right direction and help you with whatever plan and budget you have.
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i jus wan a bottom end that can handle 500-600whp or over 30 - 35psi with no problem... and it has to be 2.0... i dont wanna go for stroke..... can any of u give a list of part (brand) +price? (all the parts that i need to buy to rebuilt bottom end)
Honestly after everything is said and done (parts, machining, balancing, blueprinting & assembly) you'll save a couple hundred bucks by going with an already assembled shortblock from a reputable vendor such as MAP or Buschur. A lot of vendors subsidize the cost of parts as a "package deal" when building a shorblock.
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so basicly all u do is drop it in?
Who's going to be building the motor?
Honestly after everything is said and done (parts, machining, balancing, blueprinting & assembly) you'll save a couple hundred bucks by going with an already assembled shortblock from a reputable vendor such as MAP or Buschur. A lot of vendors subsidize the cost of parts as a "package deal" when building a shorblock.
Honestly after everything is said and done (parts, machining, balancing, blueprinting & assembly) you'll save a couple hundred bucks by going with an already assembled shortblock from a reputable vendor such as MAP or Buschur. A lot of vendors subsidize the cost of parts as a "package deal" when building a shorblock.



