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tim96rsAug-14-05 03:06 PM
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#88707, "Turbo engine rebuild"


          

I was just wondering the setups everyone is running. I am plan on running JE pistons, rings and Eagle H rods. Is a Melling oil pump that much better over stock. What bearing does everyone run

  
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RE: Turbo engine rebuild, tim96rs, Aug-15-05 01:25 PM, #1
RE: Turbo engine rebuild, freddy_00_69, Aug-15-05 01:52 PM, #2
      RE: Turbo engine rebuild, Chamuko, Aug-15-05 04:18 PM, #3
           RE: Turbo engine rebuild, tim96rs, Aug-16-05 11:25 AM, #4
                RE: Turbo engine rebuild, 96rs-t, Aug-16-05 11:34 AM, #5
                     RE: Turbo engine rebuild, tim96rs, Aug-16-05 11:38 AM, #6
                          RE: Turbo engine rebuild, BumpinTalon, Aug-16-05 11:41 AM, #7
                               RE: Turbo engine rebuild, BlackMagic, Aug-16-05 04:06 PM, #8
                                    RE: Turbo engine rebuild, tim96rs, Aug-16-05 05:23 PM, #9
                                         RE: Turbo engine rebuild, BlackMagic, Aug-17-05 05:55 AM, #10

tim96rsAug-15-05 01:25 PM
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#88744, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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What nobody knows what's in there engine emoji

  
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freddy_00_69Aug-15-05 01:52 PM
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#88746, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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My setup for my engine is JE psitons 8.6:1,Total seal piston rings, Eagle rods, Melling oil pump, Clevite bearings, block bored 0.020 over and honed, amd race balanced crankshaft & rotating assembly. The engine has been holding up great, no problems at all.


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ChamukoAug-15-05 04:18 PM
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#88752, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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The reason no one says anything is because they know that YOU can find this easily in the time that you are waiting for an answer.

Je Pistons, Eagle rods, clevite bearings, melling pump.

Search,

there are mixed opinions on

mellin pumps
total seal rings
and wiseco pistons.

some other parts are mostly proven or otherwise...not know for failure.

the bearings ( unless you have oil problems)
rods - eagles do nicely, crowers? better

etc.

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tim96rsAug-16-05 11:25 AM
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#88769, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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Thanks, I guess I will do some more searching. I know so of the sig. have what people are runing but I wanted some advise on what is best.

  
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96rs-tAug-16-05 11:34 AM
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#88770, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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go with a long block.



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tim96rsAug-16-05 11:38 AM
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#88772, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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Why long block. I can rebuild the engine myself.

  
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BumpinTalonAug-16-05 11:41 AM
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#88773, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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 Aug-16-05 11:41 AM by BumpinTalon



          

long block saves downtime, is guaranteed to work, and then you can sell your stock longblock to gain back the difference in cost.


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BlackMagicAug-16-05 04:06 PM
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#88781, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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unless of course you have another car and can spare the down time like i could

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tim96rsAug-16-05 05:23 PM
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#88783, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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Down time not a big deal. I have two more cars to drive.If I build I know it is right and if not I can only kick my on ass.

  
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BlackMagicAug-17-05 05:55 AM
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#88786, "RE: Turbo engine rebuild"
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still have to give it to a machine shop to bore it, clean it, blanace it, polish the crank, etc.

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