LNF Forged Internal Build!!!
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LNF Forged Internal Build!!!
Ok here is the situation...
FOR SALE!!!!
1600 obo + shipping
Wiesco Pistons with Swaintech coatings
Carillo H-Beams with Carr bolts
Should be a pretty bullet proof bottom end
now on to the pics... sorry they were all taken with my Blackberry










Stay tuned...
FOR SALE!!!!
1600 obo + shipping
Wiesco Pistons with Swaintech coatings
Carillo H-Beams with Carr bolts
Should be a pretty bullet proof bottom end

now on to the pics... sorry they were all taken with my Blackberry










Stay tuned...
Last edited by Ferretts; Oct 7, 2010 at 11:47 AM.
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forgot to mention... This car will hold a good amount of the stock turbo records...
Gonna do standing mile, top speed, ill try for the 1/4 mile but CMiller i think pretty much has that on lock, and im not taking off my brembos for slicks
Gonna do standing mile, top speed, ill try for the 1/4 mile but CMiller i think pretty much has that on lock, and im not taking off my brembos for slicks
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thank god, finally a good thread. Not a, "Hey I have $300 to spend, what should I buy"? or, "What downpipe is best"? Good luck with the build man. things going to be a beast for sure. You're definitely heading in a very good direction.
i got a question, what u gotta do to the block to put in the new pistons and rods? u have to hown (spelling) it out or do u just put the new ones in? and how much does all that cost?
the original pistons made a groove, and now that groove needs to restart.
if he wants bigger, .2 or .3 im sure he has to re-sleave the block.
(ive never looked into rebuilding the lsj, or lnf, this is all speculation)
the rods have to be balanced. that means that each piston and rod weighs a little different and they have to be balanced to flow perfectly together otherwise you have a rough idle motor and its just not good in the long run.
most honing costs aroudn 200 dollars. new sleave install will probably cost a little more.
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As far as machining, i have no idea what the tolerances are. The guy that built my brothers supra motor the second time is building my motor, and that car is pushing 900+ to the wheels and doing 213 in the standing mile, so i have faith that he knows what he is doing, but im hoping not to resleeve.



