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92blutalon

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Dec 7, 2008
bridgeview, Illinois
I want to rebuild my 6 bolt engine before i sawp my N/T to Turbo. the car i got it off of had only 113k miles. What should I get inside the block? New pistons or should I just get new rings?

My power goals are 250WHP maybe 300WHP if i am lucky LOL
 
For that goal...

Just get:
*The block hot tanked
*Decked
*Honed
*Crank Polished
*New Bearings/Gaskets
*New Piston Rings
*Head Cleaned
*New Valvestem seals
*Re-Surfaced

Done

A 14b can get you that power (especially since your FWD)

But an EVO III 16g would be more fun :sneaky:
 
For that goal...

Just get:
*The block hot tanked
*Decked
*Honed
*Crank Polished
*New Bearings/Gaskets
*New Piston Rings
*Head Cleaned
*New Valvestem seals
*Re-Surfaced

Done

A 14b can get you that power (especially since your FWD)

But an EVO III 16g would be more fun :sneaky:

how much would you think this would all cost?
 
The machine shop uses chemicals when hot tanking the block/head, what it does is clean inside/out to remove all that gunk/buildup in the oil/coolant passages...

Im not sure what chemicals are used nor the process, usual hottank will cost about $40-$50
 
At the machine shop your going to want to get it decked, honed and hot tanked. Don't skimp or you'll wind up unhappy.

Decking will give you a flat surface to mount you head on.

Honed will give your cylinder wall a nice surface for your rings to ride on.

He described above what hot tanking will do.

Another good idea might be to have the block line bored. It's a little extra, but if there are any deformities where you main caps are located it will fix any problems you might have there.
 
No line boring is a little different that boring your cylinder walls. Line boring is done to your main cylinder caps to correct any out of roundness. They shave a small amount of metal off of your main caps and rebore the caps in a straight line again. It has nothing to do with the pistons.

They can do the same thing with your rods as well.
 
I would recommend getting a set of factory turbo pistons for piece of mind. I would also mention the machine work which has already been mentioned as well
 
check the classifieds. You can get a set of used 2g rods and pistons fairly cheap on there. They have a little higher compression than the 1g set.

Also I've had problems with the alumiglide bearings and would recommend clevite 77 bearings.

There are many things to consider when doing a full rebuild. Search the site for a bit.

Always remember you get what you pay for in the end. I've learned that the hard way one too many times.
 
so could i just get away with just getting the block honed and hot soaked

You need to lose that "Cheap DSMer" mentality...:notgood:

were do i get factory pistons?

DSMGraveyard has some good deals

Personally i will be running EVO 9 Pistons with 1g rods in my 1g Build and going for 500awhp Daily Driven

can i use the haed bolt again? and what headgasket should i get?

PLEASE USE THE SEARCH BUTTON

All your questions have been answered plenty of times... no need to spoon feed you information ;)

NO dont resue headbolts, you can go with a Stock Mitsu headgasket for your levels (iv'e used Felpro's with good results)
 
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