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dnhieu
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very good suggestion. im assuming your talking about a bep bolt on housing????
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To the OP, I don't think you will be disappointed with an MHI housing, and according to English, larger cams (272s or greater) are definately needed with the stroker, even if you have a small turbo. Besides, English is putting down solid numbers (stock car or not) with the stock DSM housing, I see no reason to try and find a t3 housing. You put it best, "... matching up the right parts to ge t the job done."
I am currently finishing a 2.3 / Evo 3 16 (for now) / E85 setup, ill try and post back on this forum with some numbers once English gets her tuned. I decided to go a little crazy on the headwork so it wont be as torque oriented, but I have seen a post of an English car that put down somewhere around ~450 ft/lbs of torque with a HEAVILY modified evo 3 setup, I feel that is way to much torque and decided to build the head to try and leave room to grow / in hopes of reducing the torque.
Lastly, to illustrate what I have learned about the head and your setup (through research for my own vehicle) is, higher volumes of air is definately a good thing for horse power, but for torque, you can't beat air velocity. It would seem that the strokers can handle extra air, but for that torque you and I want, a 2g head is probably the better option. I have chosen to utilize the 2g head but build around higher flowing head components, an odd mix, but I am hoping to walk a fine line with it, FWIW. At any rate Ill follow this thread and post back, the car is only a set of pistons away from completion, I'd expect a month. Good luck!
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I just noticed you are planning on stroking a GS-t, have you considered the traction issues you are going to experience with it? Im not telling you how to live your life, I just see alot of traction issues due to the torque a stroker / hta68 will produce for you, food for thought.
. your setup seems (to me) perfect for what your goals are! i look forward to seeing how yourset up does and i hope it doesnt run out of steam up top. it will be interesting to see forsure. i know its going in a gs-t with ultimate goals of going awd. i do have a avcr which should help because of boost by gear. its still going to blow the tires off for sure but it will do for the time being...