Planning turbo engine build
I have some 32cc dish pistons in a 4.25 bore diameter that I want to use. I am planning on using these pistons. My thought is on what crank I would like to use. Should I use the offering from Molnar in a 4” stroke or should the 4.25” stroke. This is not some max effort engine, but should run good.
I have my 74cc combustion chamber aluminum Kre Dports for cylinder heads. With the 4” stroke I will get 454 cubic inches at about 9.04:1 compression. With the 4.25” stroke I will have 482 CI at about 9.54:1 compression. I have the turbo manifold already set up for a single turbo. I am thinking of using s S400 or an S480. This is not a total budget build, but I do need to spend my money wisely to get it done. |
I'd go with the 4-in stroke. either stroke it'll be a really cool build. Good luck
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What's the CH of the pistons?
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Travis Quillen told me some years ago, that he should have gone with a 4" stroke vs a 4.25 stroke
(482 cid in their 4.25 stroke Twin Turbo engine). Tom V. |
I’m currently gathering parts for my twin turbo build. After long discussions with very smart people who have been there and done that, I will be going with a 4” stroke. The extra load on the cylinder walls with a 4.25” stroke is not worth it. Don’t worry about the cubic inches, let the turbos make the power.
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For a turbo recommendation try https://www.forcedperformance.shop/ and ask for Robert
This is a good video regarding journal bearings and ball bearing turbos https://youtu.be/zEVEAnRdEF4 |
Thank you so much guys. I really appreciate your feedback about Travis Tom. He is an extremely smart guy. I will jump on Johnny’s amok at buy and hope we can get a deal going.
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Thank you Charlie. I need to try and move this build forward.
Thank you for the videos R 70 Judge. I appreciate your feedback. |
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Keep us posted. I hope you figure it out to your liking . Sounds like you have most of the stuff . Even if you used a 3.75 stroke it be killer...
Im using a 3.75 in the motor im building now .. I have no doubt it will have more power/torque then ill ever need.. |
Thank you Charlie. I have collected a few parts over the years. I just need the crank, aftermarket block, crank, turbo and figure out an induction system.
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I recommend you get the ring lands hard coated/ Anodized -- It will really help in the long run.
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Curt is there someone local to us to do the anodizing or do the pistons need shipped off?
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A few people asked to see my turbo manifolds that I bought a few years ago. I finally was able to make it out to my storage unit to get some pictures. Here they are if you all have any more questions let me know.
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Hope they PACKAGE as good as they look in your vehicle.
Have fun. Tom V. |
If this is a factory block are you planing to fill it up to the bottom of the front timing cover water passages.
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