vvega wrote:toyspeed is not the place to come for engine building advice
unless you just wanna blow sh*t up.............
v
Thats not true, you and a few others here have plenty of good advice to offer. People just need to listen to the right people

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vvega wrote:toyspeed is not the place to come for engine building advice
unless you just wanna blow sh*t up.............
v
Quint wrote:Not just cock, large cock.
vvega wrote:and finally
toyspeed is not the place to come for engine building advice
unless you just wanna blow sh*t up.............
v
vvega wrote:the 101 comes with the large rods
the 101 facelift has the n/a rods
all the gze's have hyperutectic pistons
they all have the same crank
the 101's have the oil squirters
only the first aw11(excluding facelift)snd the ae-92 gtz is afm(i think) the rest are all map
smaller rods do not mean there weaker
lower compresson is not always better
and finally
toyspeed is not the place to come for engine building advice
unless you just wanna blow sh*t up.............
v
Mmm, Boost wrote:vvega wrote:toyspeed is not the place to come for engine building advice
unless you just wanna blow sh*t up.............
v
Thats not true, you and a few others here have plenty of good advice to offer. People just need to listen to the right peopleand always do your homework before doing something like an engine build!
and bazda yeah im a little iffy on the high comp, but im gonna try it anyways, wont cost bugger all, and i already know of a certain toyspeeder runing 25psi plus nos on them...
Monster_Magnet wrote:He did what runs 25 pnd and nos what a crock of sh*t that is absolute bollocks hello there is a reason the computer has a boost cut there is a reason they don't run that from factory. It go's like this now everyone pay attention when you build something once you do it once and do it right. If your making an engine in large volumes you want to cut costs.Look 4AGE's and 4AGZE's arn't the greatest for product controll every crank shaft may look the same but the journal sizes are individual to every 4AG supercharged or not has mentioned this to anyone on this sight no they havn't it's turbo this and im going to do that well wake up machining is the first part of making an engine reliable.... NOT USING FACTORY PARTS IS THE SECOND!!! You can't run 25 pounds on stock rods unless you shot peen them or cryo treat them but then you don't have factory rod's you have modified factory rods. They make a couple of hundred thousand rods for 4AGES they are DESIGNED (key word here people) to take a maximum amount of stress now im sorry if it's not 25 pounds or even 18 try a realistic 14.5 pounds for your engine to last year after year after year to the guy who posted some one on this sight runs 25 pounds and nos my question is to you PROVE IT TAKE A PHOTO OR SOMETHING CASUE NO ONE BELEIVES YOU
Monster_Magnet wrote:He did what runs 25 pnd and nos what a crock of sh*t that is absolute bollocks hello there is a reason the computer has a boost cut there is a reason they don't run that from factory. It go's like this now everyone pay attention when you build something once you do it once and do it right. If your making an engine in large volumes you want to cut costs.Look 4AGE's and 4AGZE's arn't the greatest for product controll every crank shaft may look the same but the journal sizes are individual to every 4AG supercharged or not has mentioned this to anyone on this sight no they havn't it's turbo this and im going to do that well wake up machining is the first part of making an engine reliable.... NOT USING FACTORY PARTS IS THE SECOND!!! You can't run 25 pounds on stock rods unless you shot peen them or cryo treat them but then you don't have factory rod's you have modified factory rods. They make a couple of hundred thousand rods for 4AGES they are DESIGNED (key word here people) to take a maximum amount of stress now im sorry if it's not 25 pounds or even 18 try a realistic 14.5 pounds for your engine to last year after year after year to the guy who posted some one on this sight runs 25 pounds and nos my question is to you PROVE IT TAKE A PHOTO OR SOMETHING CASUE NO ONE BELEIVES YOU
Mmm, Boost wrote:vvega wrote:toyspeed is not the place to come for engine building advice
unless you just wanna blow sh*t up.............
v
Thats not true, you and a few others here have plenty of good advice to offer. People just need to listen to the right peopleand always do your homework before doing something like an engine build!
EVLGTZ wrote:hah what a bunch of arse.
My ZE is pretty much bog stock and has been run on up 22-23 psi for over 3 years now. Sure it doesnt get it daily but the lowest boost setting I run is 1 bar and thats for a daily driver as well.
And yes Glenns car did run 25psi plus nos and was one crazy mofo of a car. From memory that motor wasnt built as anything special either. Just good old 4agze and aftermarket ecu.
btw, welcome to toyspeed monster magnet, may your stay here be a highly educating one
crnkin wrote:Yeah thats right glenn took your car for a run at the honda/toyota drags last year, i think i spoke to you actually..
Monster_Magnet wrote:He did what runs 25 pnd and nos what a crock of sh*t that is absolute bollocks hello there is a reason the computer has a boost cut there is a reason they don't run that from factory. It go's like this now everyone pay attention when you build something once you do it once and do it right. If your making an engine in large volumes you want to cut costs.Look 4AGE's and 4AGZE's arn't the greatest for product controll every crank shaft may look the same but the journal sizes are individual to every 4AG supercharged or not has mentioned this to anyone on this sight no they havn't it's turbo this and im going to do that well wake up machining is the first part of making an engine reliable.... NOT USING FACTORY PARTS IS THE SECOND!!! You can't run 25 pounds on stock rods unless you shot peen them or cryo treat them but then you don't have factory rod's you have modified factory rods. They make a couple of hundred thousand rods for 4AGES they are DESIGNED (key word here people) to take a maximum amount of stress now im sorry if it's not 25 pounds or even 18 try a realistic 14.5 pounds for your engine to last year after year after year to the guy who posted some one on this sight runs 25 pounds and nos my question is to you PROVE IT TAKE A PHOTO OR SOMETHING CASUE NO ONE BELEIVES YOU
Monster_Magnet wrote:He did what runs 25 pnd and nos what a crock of sh*t that is absolute bollocks hello there is a reason the computer has a boost cut there is a reason they don't run that from factory. It go's like this now everyone pay attention when you build something once you do it once and do it right. If your making an engine in large volumes you want to cut costs.Look 4AGE's and 4AGZE's arn't the greatest for product controll every crank shaft may look the same but the journal sizes are individual to every 4AG supercharged or not has mentioned this to anyone on this sight no they havn't it's turbo this and im going to do that well wake up machining is the first part of making an engine reliable.... NOT USING FACTORY PARTS IS THE SECOND!!! You can't run 25 pounds on stock rods unless you shot peen them or cryo treat them but then you don't have factory rod's you have modified factory rods. They make a couple of hundred thousand rods for 4AGES they are DESIGNED (key word here people) to take a maximum amount of stress now im sorry if it's not 25 pounds or even 18 try a realistic 14.5 pounds for your engine to last year after year after year to the guy who posted some one on this sight runs 25 pounds and nos my question is to you PROVE IT TAKE A PHOTO OR SOMETHING CASUE NO ONE BELEIVES YOU
Monster_Magnet wrote:Look 4AGE's and 4AGZE's arn't the greatest for product controll every crank shaft may look the same but the journal sizes are individual to every 4AG supercharged or not has mentioned this to anyone on this sight no they havn't
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