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Chris wrote:That's pretty much a carbon copy of a PM I sent lol
djpkins wrote:not sure if this is 100% but..
.the very early rev 3's have a thin bit somewhere.
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.a popular way to go seems to be a rev2 block with a rev3 head, or rev 5 all the way.
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.weaknesses could also be down to the conditions on the day the blocks were made.
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Century Motorsport wrote:Rev 3 head is farrrrr better than the earlier ones.
N/A head will fit, just need to get the injector holes opened out to the correct size.
Century Motorsport wrote:In reality 500hp isn't such a huge figure these days.
To achieve this you would need a minimum of;-
Forged bottom end& healthy condition motor with ARP's and metal h/g
Rev 3 head or a fettled rev 1/2
Aftermarked ECU- power fc
, link, motec etc
Walbro 255lp/hr HP pump
850cc injectors
Decent i/c or c/c
Turbo- this is the key thing to the build.
If you want to retain the best throttle response i'd say go with a GT3076
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this should get you 500hp if everything else is right
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but you'll be pushing it at that
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450-480 is more a reasonable goal with this.
After that its a GT35 and thats when things start to get really laggy!
Decent exhaust system
Boost controller
Think that covers the basics..
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Dont forget things like clutch, engine mounts, cv cages, healthy gearbox, all cooling system needs to be in good shape.
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.the only thing I can promise for sure is slow progress.
just have this niggling thought that if I rip out the wiring, then the car will never get out of the garage again.![]()