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Old 10-17-2012, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 100% METH
Silly canadians!
I said I was going with supertech springs if you read above

Ya I know that. I plan to go with Darton sleeves, Diamond pistons .100" over, neutral balance shafts, 78lb valve springs, arp head studs and ported and polished head.
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Zzp has gone 9k+ on stock valves.
The lsj rods are the strongest production ecotec rods made.
You will be fine. There's a place in Ohio that will cryo treat them for $10 each if you want a littleore piece of mind. I would have the entire rotating assy balanced if your going over 8k though.
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And especially with aftermarket pistons.
Old 10-17-2012, 03:34 PM
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Very nice
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Originally Posted by Bluelightning
I said I was going with supertech springs if you read above

Ya I know that. I plan to go with Darton sleeves, Diamond pistons .100" over, neutral balance shafts, 78lb valve springs, arp head studs and ported and polished head.
NINJA EDIT FTW!

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A friend of mine who builds motors suggested that too. Good idea.
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Originally Posted by Bluelightning
A friend of mine who builds motors suggested that too. Good idea.
tis what I'm doing minus the cryo...
Old 10-17-2012, 03:41 PM
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I've been going through withdrawl not having my car. Hell I pushed it out of the garage yesterday and washed it lol. All I've been thinkning about is getting this motor back togeather. The hard part is getting the funds to do it. I still gotta buy a winter beater.
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Happens... May be more cost effective to purchase a used long block and drop it in
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207b saab eng
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Nah if I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna do it right. Even if I have to get a second part time job haha.
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Originally Posted by Bluelightning
Nah if I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna do it right. Even if I have to get a second part time job haha.
pretty much a similar block
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But stronger and more displacement
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Originally Posted by 100% METH
This or purchase a set of cams, NBS, valve springs and ATI dampener and rock the hell out of the M62 like ZZP did on their stroker.

Cams will set you back $500 after blanks and comp cam custom grind or $650 for ZZPs
NBS - $100-250
valve springs & retainers - $300ish
ATI dampener - $400
Front cover grinding - $ 150 w/o core (zzp)

If you can do the work yourself... this will cost as much as a TVS.
But cams do not provide the same gains of a TVS.
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Originally Posted by 100% METH
NBS can be spun 8000+

GM has spun the stock rods to 8500 with out issue

valve springs... we have a variety available (ZZP 82 lb springs, Fererra, Bates, and 78lb supertech
why nbs when you can just delete it...
less weight off
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Good to see everybody getting back to business in here
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Originally Posted by ebristol
But cams do not provide the same gains of a TVS.
True, but, the. You have a much better foundation. Better flowing. With the cam specs we've been working on with comp, 10-12 psi on a 2.6" m62 should be attainable (with head port and full exh of course) Bringing the efficiency way up.
[edit: prolly more like 12-14 with the ati]
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why nbs when you can just delete it...
less weight off
Just easier for a lot of ppl.
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darton sleeves are beyond over kill a zzp block will suffice much cheaper and not to mention you can do a 2.4 or a 2.1 out of one block
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Yea darton a are a tad expensive ....
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Why do people do them then?
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Originally Posted by armcclure
True, but, the. You have a much better foundation. Better flowing. With the cam specs we've been working on with comp, 10-12 psi on a 2.6" m62 should be attainable (with head port and full exh of course) Bringing the efficiency way up.
[edit: prolly more like 12-14 with the ati]


Just easier for a lot of ppl.
how is that 3digit price compared to a 2digit price
you just gotta press em in =p
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Originally Posted by 574
Why do people do them then?
Becuz racecar!!!
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how is that 3digit price compared to a 2digit price
you just gotta press em in =p
Well, some ppl are lazy. I completely agree with you though.
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Here we
go baby!!!
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