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**8Uxtkz7F** · 05-11-2009, 12:31 PM

Sweet.

1.) How far is the stroking going to take the motor?

2.) Have a goal for X amount of PSI?

Now, concern. Don't know much about these new motors, but I have heard that they are rubbish basically. They are coarse, and have bad vibrations in the higher RPMs.

Quote from InsideLine

That is pretty much everything that I have been reading on reviews.
This going to pose a problem with it being turbocharged and stroked out?
You getting all new engine interals?

I would expect the engine work to improve the NVH, if anything, as the engine will be internally balanced and also the head flow/compressions to a higher standard than stock.

LM, it's going to be one hell of a beast, to say the least, so I would seriously recommend a full roll cage, strong race seat and a minimum of a four point, 3" harness as any 'mishap' is likely to happen with considerable speed and violence.
Plumbed in fire extinquisher and fuel cell would also be recommended.
It also means it'll be good for track days and the occasional play race.

Be nice to us, and keep us informed on the build - with lots of nice pictures!

05-11-2009, 12:31 PM	#8
8Uxtkz7F Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 548 Senior Member	Sweet. 1.) How far is the stroking going to take the motor? 2.) Have a goal for X amount of PSI? Now, concern. Don't know much about these new motors, but I have heard that they are rubbish basically. They are coarse, and have bad vibrations in the higher RPMs. Quote from InsideLine That is pretty much everything that I have been reading on reviews. This going to pose a problem with it being turbocharged and stroked out? You getting all new engine interals? I would expect the engine work to improve the NVH, if anything, as the engine will be internally balanced and also the head flow/compressions to a higher standard than stock. LM, it's going to be one hell of a beast, to say the least, so I would seriously recommend a full roll cage, strong race seat and a minimum of a four point, 3" harness as any 'mishap' is likely to happen with considerable speed and violence. Plumbed in fire extinquisher and fuel cell would also be recommended. It also means it'll be good for track days and the occasional play race. Be nice to us, and keep us informed on the build - with lots of nice pictures!
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