ZZP Did What?
PistonHead on RLFs will find out.
PistoNHead's official build thread. - Saturn ION RedLine Forums
He needs E85.
PistoNHead's official build thread. - Saturn ION RedLine Forums
He needs E85.
That being said the solid majority of the above average tuning enthusiast for this platform will most likely be concerned with the 400-600WHP range. Many of which will still want their balt as a daily driver yet confident it can withstand the power it has, with the potential to go beyond that if they decide to take that next step.correct me if Im wrong
There may come a point where I pick up a set of rods for my 2.4 I'm building from you guys, I know they held up in this test...but just wanted to make sure a reputable shop was building these (I leary considering the spring incidents).
I assume it is from a reputable company tho?
There may come a point where I pick up a set of rods for my 2.4 I'm building from you guys, I know they held up in this test...but just wanted to make sure a reputable shop was building these (I leary considering the spring incidents).
There may come a point where I pick up a set of rods for my 2.4 I'm building from you guys, I know they held up in this test...but just wanted to make sure a reputable shop was building these (I leary considering the spring incidents).
As far as the springs go, I run ZZP springs past 8000 RPM regularly. We've had more Supertech failures than ZZP spring failure here, but Ryan still runs them. A lot of times the issue lies somewhere else.
PistonHead on RLFs will find out.
PistoNHead's official build thread. - Saturn ION RedLine Forums
He needs E85.
PistoNHead's official build thread. - Saturn ION RedLine Forums
He needs E85.
Cobalt & Ion ---> ZZ Performance
The short block does not come with head studs, head gasket, timing chain setup, head assembly, or cams. It is a block with an assembled rotating assembly, ATI balancer, and flywheel
The short block does not come with head studs, head gasket, timing chain setup, head assembly, or cams. It is a block with an assembled rotating assembly, ATI balancer, and flywheel
Yes, we are using reputable companies. We tried going to Rods R Us, but they were too busy.
As far as the springs go, I run ZZP springs past 8000 RPM regularly. We've had more Supertech failures than ZZP spring failure here, but Ryan still runs them. A lot of times the issue lies somewhere else.
As far as the springs go, I run ZZP springs past 8000 RPM regularly. We've had more Supertech failures than ZZP spring failure here, but Ryan still runs them. A lot of times the issue lies somewhere else.
I have the rods in my motor so love to see that they are taken this abuse, can you pm price on girdle. thanks
i have 86k on mine.. and i'm starting to debate what i want to do on the bottom end.. so this will be very interesting to me
As far as the rods info, there are more than a few companies who make excellent rods.
Ditto for pistons.
ZZP made a girdle for the bottom end. Their own design?
Lingenfelter was running well in excess of 1000 hp from the ecotec in the car he was eventually killed in a few years back. It was a RWD deal, run in the now defunct NHRA Sport Compact series. He had GM backing. I wonder how they kept the bottom end alive? Hard to find info on his setup. I'm not sure, but I think they went into the sixes with this. I saw him run at Woodburn dragstrip.....it was quite impressive. A Pro Stock car with a turbo 4.
RIP John.
Ron
Ditto for pistons.
ZZP made a girdle for the bottom end. Their own design?
Lingenfelter was running well in excess of 1000 hp from the ecotec in the car he was eventually killed in a few years back. It was a RWD deal, run in the now defunct NHRA Sport Compact series. He had GM backing. I wonder how they kept the bottom end alive? Hard to find info on his setup. I'm not sure, but I think they went into the sixes with this. I saw him run at Woodburn dragstrip.....it was quite impressive. A Pro Stock car with a turbo 4.
RIP John.
Ron


