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Old 2007-10-22, 01:55 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by renosubby View Post
This was my motor... Sounds and drives great, Oistons are stock bore forged CP pistons, cosworth main and rod bearings and arp head studs...Tune went ok..I have some wiring issues that need to be taken care of before I can get a FULL tune becuase it causes knock at low rpms, but my numbers when we stopped were 325/325 He will be coming up on a month if we have enough cars! so I need at least 2 more maps if you want some info on pricing and a date! pm me

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Well, I've got a motor in pieces in my garage right now:

STi block w/ minor (to my untrained eye) scoring on #1 and #3 cylinder, 100mm JE coated pistons (look undamaged to me), stock rods #3 w/ a melted bearing, crank that needs polishing on the #3 rod.

I think I need the cylinders honed (don't want to bore it again 'cause I want to use my current pistons), new rings, new rod and crank bearings, polishing on the crank, and assembly of the short block with a JDM oil pump.

If the cylinders are too banged up, I wonder if I should sleeve them at 100mm, or just bore again (I'm concerned about breaking the rules if I do that since the motor is too large) and pony up for another set of forged pistons.

You think AIMS would be willing to work on a motor that's coming to them in a box? Most places don't want to work on a motor if they're not the ones to take it apart.
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