Anyone stroked and blown? Maybe spray, too
#1
Anyone stroked and blown? Maybe spray, too
Ok now that I have your attention, what I really mean, who's got a blower on and have built their engine to a stroker? Anyone with a blower also add on a little nitrous?
Looking for some options and experiences to maybe seriously beef up the bottom end and put more boost and/or add nitrous.
Looking for some options and experiences to maybe seriously beef up the bottom end and put more boost and/or add nitrous.
#3
Nav ran the X and a 75(? maybe it was a 50... ?) shot at the track and I believe he also bumped down to the 2.6 pulley when he blew his engine, which was stock. So far, dual power adders has been a risky venture on our cars.
#4
Thanks, Devil; still trying to improve on the times with the current setup via adjustments and tuning.
Yeah dual power adders is dangerous I know, but a built engine should be able to take it, at least somewhat better than the stock bottom end. So, fishing here for ideas so more power can be safely supported with the 4.0
Yeah dual power adders is dangerous I know, but a built engine should be able to take it, at least somewhat better than the stock bottom end. So, fishing here for ideas so more power can be safely supported with the 4.0
#5
Thanks, Devil; still trying to improve on the times with the current setup via adjustments and tuning.
Yeah dual power adders is dangerous I know, but a built engine should be able to take it, at least somewhat better than the stock bottom end. So, fishing here for ideas so more power can be safely supported with the 4.0
Yeah dual power adders is dangerous I know, but a built engine should be able to take it, at least somewhat better than the stock bottom end. So, fishing here for ideas so more power can be safely supported with the 4.0
#7
When Rygen broke his final 4.0L, it was a built block with dual power adders - turbo and a shot (forget the dose). That set-up was optimized for track use with insane power levels, but it was more than the rods could handle. He then went with a 5.4L-3v turbo in his S197. Althoug his 4.0L was quicker than his current set-up, Todd is running a much safer set-up now (and it is still VERY quick).
#8
I had stock rods, but everything else about my block was built. Pistons, studded, fasteners, heads, 03/04 cobra valve springs, bearings, polished crank. The rods gave out at 600ft lbs of TQ, when I was at 17psi (16lbs of boost) and a 75 shot.
I didn't run the SSM rods cause they stretch over time. The custom rods I was looking into after I broke the motor were $3k. So I decided to go with a cheaper 5.4.
I didn't run the SSM rods cause they stretch over time. The custom rods I was looking into after I broke the motor were $3k. So I decided to go with a cheaper 5.4.
#9
OK Rygen, ye ol' wise One, if you had to do it again, would you bother building up a 4.0 or would you slap in a V8? We always have opinions on if we were to do something again if we'd do the same thing.
#10
Wow in all this time I never knew you were on the stock rods. That is an insane amount of power they stood up to before going. It's too bad nobody offers a better rod option. I wonder if you were able to find stronger rods what the next weakest spot in your link would have been...the block itself maybe? You'd think some manufacturer would want to capture this market.