243 heads/ws6 store hot cam/fast 92mm intake and TB
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Im happy with my set up, 13k on car is not a drag beast, but may become, so some upgrades were for peace of mind. I’m happy with the ws6 store cam.
#124
Initally I thought it was the pcv system because oil was getting into the intake. So I pulled out the valve and still no fix. I followed the hoses and they seem to be in good condition. No smoke out the mufflers though.
But when I turned on the car I pulled the dipstick out and whitish/steamish smoke started puffing out. I was like uh oh and immediately opened the oil filler cap and same issue.
I will I’ll run a compression check just so I’m hopeing it’s vavle seals, but with my luck it definitely the pistons. It shuts off when I turn it on and put it on neutral I have to keep it reved or keep it at idle..
#125
i was thinking on the diamond high compression piston and diamond rings with supporting rods what do you think? I’ve never messed around with the blocks any mods you might know of that could bump up a little hp without compromising drivability?
#126
I wouldn't waste money on all that high dollar insides just for a basic 243/cam setup. Just do a simple rebuild and call it done. The ws6store has whole kits for you. You can upgrade rod bolts if you want while your in there. But no reason to go crazy with your setup.
#127
I wouldn't waste money on all that high dollar insides just for a basic 243/cam setup. Just do a simple rebuild and call it done. The ws6store has whole kits for you. You can upgrade rod bolts if you want while your in there. But no reason to go crazy with your setup.
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Pretty much all of these companies make China stuff and American stuff. You just have to research your stuff deeply instead of asking a vague question on tech where it's super easy to get miss-information. Most of the time it is more efficient and just as cheap to get a short or long block built from somewhere like Thompson Motorsports or Blue Print Engines. Ask me how I know. LOL
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It thinking stroker I know this path works great with out issues or excessive machining have two of thrm.
Wiseco Pistons, Callies rods & Callies Compstar crank
I think K1 rods & K1 cranks also have an excellent reputation and I'd use K1 one too.
Not really sure about some of the other popular stuff.
Thompson has an excellent reputation for short blocks.
Wiseco Pistons, Callies rods & Callies Compstar crank
I think K1 rods & K1 cranks also have an excellent reputation and I'd use K1 one too.
Not really sure about some of the other popular stuff.
Thompson has an excellent reputation for short blocks.
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