2.3L GT35R reBUILD - Almost done!
2.3L GT35R reBUILD - Almost done!
Well my rebuild dragged out a lot longer then I ever thought it would, but the missing pieces will be here tuesday and she is going back together!
Take a stab @ power numbers if you like
previously made 604/553 @ turbotrix on pump/meth @ 31-32 psi (not under my ownership at the time)
updated parts are motor/head, ID 2000's, oil cooler, and some other small bits and pieces.
2.3L o-ringed - freshley rebuilt with Manley 300m rods/Wiseco 1400HDs
Fully rebuilt head- only kept the valves
AEM EMS
HKS 280s
Magnus Intake Manifold
Coated Exhaust Mani
GT35R (.63)
Perrin FMIC
Walbro Dual
ID 2000's
Custom Turbo Back Exhaust
Sure I'm missing a few things, but you get the general idea
Will have lots of pics + dyno vids soon (will be on e85 @ 35psi)
Take a stab @ power numbers if you like
previously made 604/553 @ turbotrix on pump/meth @ 31-32 psi (not under my ownership at the time) updated parts are motor/head, ID 2000's, oil cooler, and some other small bits and pieces.
2.3L o-ringed - freshley rebuilt with Manley 300m rods/Wiseco 1400HDs
Fully rebuilt head- only kept the valves
AEM EMS
HKS 280s
Magnus Intake Manifold
Coated Exhaust Mani
GT35R (.63)
Perrin FMIC
Walbro Dual
ID 2000's
Custom Turbo Back Exhaust
Sure I'm missing a few things, but you get the general idea

Will have lots of pics + dyno vids soon (will be on e85 @ 35psi)
Last edited by SDevo13; Sep 3, 2010 at 03:36 PM.
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Should be an interesting build. Are you putting the motor together yourself? or are you having a machine shop do it?
I'm thinking of going with a stroker sometime next year, I dont know how long a stock block will survive alot of my abuse!
I'm thinking of going with a stroker sometime next year, I dont know how long a stock block will survive alot of my abuse!
A shop is taking care of the wrenching on this. I don't trust myself enough on a build like this. Too much can go wrong haha
And you definitely wouldn't regret going with a stroker, they are great for street cars
And you definitely wouldn't regret going with a stroker, they are great for street cars
Last edited by SDevo13; Sep 5, 2010 at 10:10 AM.



My S4 DD just isn't cutting it >.<