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Old Oct 1, 2011 | 02:36 PM
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AKUMA EVO X: AKUMA's new 2.2L and more

I wanted to start this thread to update what we are doing with the shop Evo X. I had a thread up a while ago, but there are so many changes, I though it would make sense to start over.

Basically I had the opportunity to develop our new stroker motor with our machinist and throw it in the EVO X. Shep really hooked us up with a trans overhaul and a new final drive as well. Headgames is doing the head, and I will get it tuned.

Here are the specs of the new build:

AKUMA 2.2L Shortblock
-JE Asymmetrical pistons Coated
with upgraded pins**Retains Oil Squirters**
-Manley Rods- Turbo Tuff Pro I Beam
-Manley Billet Crank-94mm 33lbs
-ACL bearings
-Cosworth thrust Bearings
-Akuma Spec ARP Headstuds---See pics below, they are HUGE!
-Mainline honed/Cyl Torque Plate Honed/Blueprinted/Balanced

-Head work by HEADGAMES:
-Valve job
-Ferrera valves(inconnel Ex)
-Combustion chamber shaping
-Cosworth DUAL Spring and Ti retainer set
-KELFORD C Cams***
-Cosworth Head Gasket
-Head gasket matched to Akuma Spec Head studs

These are most of the other mods on the car...
-FP Black Ball Bearing Turbo
-Fullrace Header-coated
-TBE: Tomei Ti cat Back and test pipe
-Akuma I/C Pipe kit with ETS 4" core
-KW Competition 2 way coilovers-corner balanced and aligned@ Akuma
-Aquamist Meth Injection
-Cusco chassis bracing
-Whiteline Sway-Re
-Recaro Profi seat and Personal Wheel
-Akuma Surge Tank + Bosch 044 + FIC 1100cc +Cosy rail and FPR
-Akuma Firewall
-Carbonetic twin Carbon Clutch

I will have it assembled next week and on the dyno the middle of the following week, but here are some pics to start



This is the 1/2" Headstud vs to standard ARP stud...
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Old Oct 3, 2011 | 08:39 AM
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cant wait to see the results!
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Old Oct 3, 2011 | 08:43 AM
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why did you use JE pistons instead of the manley that go with that stroker kit?
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Old Oct 3, 2011 | 01:54 PM
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This is not an off the shelf stroker kit. I chose the JE Asymmetrical pistons because of their design. The forging is very similar to the Cosworth piston design. The obvious difference being the asymmetric skirt. This design has a few benefits on paper, from weight savings to knock resistance. Manley has some very nice products, but the new JE design has the edge in this department.

I have the head coming back on Weds. so I should have it on the road Thursday...tuning the following week or possibly Saturday. Once I have actual data, I can then put up a much more detailed follow up post.

John
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Old Oct 3, 2011 | 03:33 PM
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Turbo Tuff Crank+Turbo Tuff I beams+Platinum series 2618 Manley Pistons =Off the shelf Manley stroker kit. Only difference here looks appears to be the JE pistons (custom ordered?) that is that same stroker kit I am using in my current build, except I am using the Manley pistons. JE looks like Very nice stuff also, are they 2618?

Looking forward to the results. Good luck with the rest of the build.

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Old Nov 7, 2011 | 12:01 PM
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Any updates?
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Old Nov 7, 2011 | 01:37 PM
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We had an issue with the motor..

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ec...-thoughts.html

an update will be posted in the future when we receive the engine again.

Mike@Akuma
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