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2.3T Rebuild/Seal 'N Shine (New Pics!)

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Old Nov 1, 2007 | 03:25 PM
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Default RE: 2.3T Rebuild/Seal 'N Shine

ORIGINAL: pfs4life
u kno wat u shuld do crono
theres this thing at my dads work called the 'cuda
anything u put in there comes out clean
and u shuld just get everything cleaned out and stuff
and then powder coat the engine mayb bore it a little
just a suggestion
I know what you should do.......try some spelling/english/grammar lessons.

OP- You get a ranger roller or something a little more radical? If you are going to get the head ported out some, you may as well do some work with the exhaust and intake sides of the motor too or it isn't going to make as big a difference. What is the plan for exhaust?
Old Nov 1, 2007 | 05:36 PM
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Default RE: 2.3T Rebuild/Seal 'N Shine

Plan on a ported E6 or something better? (stinger or bobs log?)
Old Nov 2, 2007 | 12:00 PM
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Default RE: 2.3T Rebuild/Seal 'N Shine

well on the exhaust side i'm gonna hopefully get a bob's log down the road and a stinger 3" exhaust that plits into dual 2.5" pipes.

for the intake side, for now i'm gonna use the stock TC upper/lower, and when the N/A engine comes out i'll gut the upper and port/knife-edge the lower and throw those on when i'm done.

that should work out right? i'll get lots of air flowing after that
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