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Old 10-08-2012, 03:25 PM   #21
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lol ok sorry let me be clear, standard rev range is fine for me.. 8k would be to much and i'd have no touque down in the low rpm range.
any turbo that will blow 20psi will not spool up also at low revs, so you're in the same boat aiming for 20psi.

lots of threads on fordlaser and turbomiata about builds etc.
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Old 10-08-2012, 03:28 PM   #22
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any turbo that will blow 20psi will not spool up also at low revs, so you're in the same boat aiming for 20psi.
ive done some research and found that a gt28.64 will start boosting at 2200.. i think that is ok dont you??

i just dont want to be in the same ball park as my mate with his civic and a gt30.. boost kicks in at 4500 rpm and just smokes the tires..
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Old 10-08-2012, 04:04 PM   #23
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he may have very low compression.

it all comes down to preference.

some peeps will have higher comp and smaller turbos to have a linear power curve and lower top end power figures.

others might have lower comp pistons with huge turbos to have high top end power figure, but a power curve like your mates.

then there is a bit of A and B mixed in the middle.
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Old 10-08-2012, 05:36 PM   #24
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I would go with wiesco pistons and what ever brand of rods you want. The eagle rods are a little heavier than some of the other rods but a good rod for the money. Only reason I say Wiesco is because they have a protective coating that holds up to high heat for a longer period of time than the others. I have a set of Weisco 9:1 pistons in my bp. A stock bp with a good tune with take 300 whp for quite a while but the rods are the weak point. Oil pump gear have also been known to break. I would invest in a set of boundary engnering oil pump gears they are good insurance.
as long as you get the NB2's MX-5 oil pump, you should be fine... the gears are hardened and are thicker
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ive done some research and found that a gt28.64 will start boosting at 2200.. i think that is ok dont you??

i just dont want to be in the same ball park as my mate with his civic and a gt30.. boost kicks in at 4500 rpm and just smokes the tires..
a GT2854 will spool up sooner and is better matched for an engine as small as the BP... boost kicks in even sooner at around 2000rpm.... you can make up for the slight loss of top end with better cams and higher compression pistons (8.5 instead of 8.2)
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Old 11-08-2012, 05:25 PM   #26
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A good rod upgrade if you can find a deal is using rods from a kc-ke / bf b6t.
They are a beefy rod and are a straight fit to a bpt.

All the fl.com boys with big power bpt back in the day all had b6t rods and forged pistons.

Yes they make arias off the shelf part for the bpt
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Old 31-01-2013, 11:22 AM   #27
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Just bought arp studs (head and main), 9.5:1 84mm wisecos and eagle rods for $1100 delivered. Let the detonation begin. The other stuff will end up in my daily at this rate then sold off.
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Nice man cant wait to see it all in. Will it be done before april??

But really wiseco's... There pritty noise pistons.
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Old 31-01-2013, 12:28 PM   #29
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i run wiseco and crower I beams and they arent that noisey guess it depends who builds your engine
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i run wiseco and crower I beams and they arent that noisey guess it depends who builds your engine
Tru..

Ive seen all different types of cars with then in them and they just sound noisy on idle.. But hey thats just me
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Just bought arp studs (head and main), 9.5:1 84mm wisecos and eagle rods for $1100 delivered. Let the detonation begin. The other stuff will end up in my daily at this rate then sold off.
you better get a J&S safeguard to keep the engine together!
there's no reason to run without one.... it's cheap insurance!
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Yes I most certainly will!. Cheapest place to buy one? Matt, I've done loads of looking at brands. All wisecos I've seen fail were due to stupid setups, incorrect tolerances and not being checked before installation.
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Old 31-01-2013, 01:48 PM   #33
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there isn't really place cheaper than the other, the prices are fairly strictly controlled
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Old 31-01-2013, 03:21 PM   #34
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What are you using to tune it Ryan?

If you get the same ECU myself and mat are thinking of using it has knock control inbuilt. Ive still gotta research how well it works but will let you know
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nothing is as good as a J&S from my research, trust me
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