stroker kits
#1
stroker kits
are these kits worth a $1000 brand new???
Performance improvements has a sale oct 13-16 and theyre selling reduced pricing stroker kits
do these add both torque and hp???
do I need to bore the block in order to install these or pull the motor out???
or can it be done w/out any machining in the garage???
Performance improvements has a sale oct 13-16 and theyre selling reduced pricing stroker kits
do these add both torque and hp???
do I need to bore the block in order to install these or pull the motor out???
or can it be done w/out any machining in the garage???
#2
http://www.torontocivics.com/tccforu...threadid=96446
Read this there is good info in there.
Stroker kits i've seen go for $1800-3000
Read this there is good info in there.
Stroker kits i've seen go for $1800-3000
#3
it will increase hp and torque, but will lower your redline and reduce high rev stability.
I would definately say that you would need to pull the engine. B/c it would a lot easier to work on the engine that way. Plus i would get some machining done before installing.
But bare minimum i would say it could be done in your garage by yourself (and an extra person or two)
I would definately say that you would need to pull the engine. B/c it would a lot easier to work on the engine that way. Plus i would get some machining done before installing.
But bare minimum i would say it could be done in your garage by yourself (and an extra person or two)
#4
hmmmm....i actually like the high redline
i might leave it a 1.8L and maybe just change the pistons to higher compression ones.....im thinking 12:1 so i can still keep the car an everyday car
hopefully i dont need machining work once i decide to get pistons....otherwise the pistons wont be worth it.....
i might leave it a 1.8L and maybe just change the pistons to higher compression ones.....im thinking 12:1 so i can still keep the car an everyday car
hopefully i dont need machining work once i decide to get pistons....otherwise the pistons wont be worth it.....
#5
well if you are going to buy new pistons i would overbore like .25mm or .5mm. Or at least give her a fresh hone. But i would recommend changing the rod bearing once you take the piston/rod out of the engine.
There are other ways of raising the compression. You can mill the head, or get a thinner headgasket or weld the combustion chambers or get flat faced valves, but high compression pistons is definately the best way to raise the compression.
There are other ways of raising the compression. You can mill the head, or get a thinner headgasket or weld the combustion chambers or get flat faced valves, but high compression pistons is definately the best way to raise the compression.
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