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2.0 or 2.3

Vr4junkie

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Ok so I got 385 in the drive way engine and tranny are out I'm still not sure which route I'm going to take either rebuilding my current block with 2g pistons. Or spending a little extra and building a 2.3 stroker ill end up using Manley stroker pistons and stock 1g rods and the 4g64 crank.. My HP goals are some were in the mid 300 and plan on stoping at the 400 range.

This is going to be a Weekend Warrior/autoX/weekend daily driver as for mods I'm going with a B16G turbo 2Gmainfold FMIC 660cc injector etc

Which motor will be best for my application??
And what kind of number can I extpect with the stroker
With those mods. let me know what u guys think
 

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you def dont need a 2.3 stroker to make the power your aiming for man. I'd recommend a tad bigger injector, Fuel Pump, a decent front Mount, E85 and DSMlink V3 with speed density.
 

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The stroker will give you lower rpm boost and much more torque down low and that is what you need for DD and autox.

High rpm power is perfect for the 2.0.
 

Vr4junkie

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Ok I'm kind of leaning towards the 2.3 stroker doesn't seem to bad in the price range I need to get a crank anyways for my motor I cam get a 4g64 crank cheap and get Manley Stroker pistons for little under 500.

How will the 1G 6Bolt. Rods hold up with the stroker. Like max Hp limits??
 

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I would just get better rods while the motor is torn apart anyways, like pauter's or Eagle's. but if you really want to stick with 1g Rods, then atleast use ARP rod bolts on em
 

Vr4junkie

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I do plan on using ARP studs and bolt all around how will the 1G rods hold up. What is the my safe limit for RPMs and Hp on 1G rods ??
 

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the rods will hold up fine for those power levels. its when you break the 400 plus range when things become questionable. when you go 2.3, you cant rev as high as you would with 2.0 so keep that in mind.
 

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he doesn't NEED E85 to make 400, but its WAY easier to make any power on E85 as opposed to pump gas.
 

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you can expect to make as much as that turbo can make, which is maxing out the volumetric efficiency of it with 365-385
 

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yeah but not everybody does otherwise every DSM and VR4 would be fast as hell. heres a vid of someone getting barely over 400 on an EVO III big 16g click
 

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IMO I'd stick with the tried and true 2.0l in your case. 2.3l's can be a bit of a tricky beast (cranks snapping, bolts backing themselves out, etc.) and again, IMO for a daily that you would like to get 3 to 400hp out of it's not necessary at all.
 

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i went to 2.3l to give me a better daily driver. the extra tq and lower spool will make normal driving easier. i had a greddy 18g that got milled out to a 20g and with 2.0 the 18g was a great street turbo but with the 2.3 it'll be awesome
 
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