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Oke20 ???

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Hi there every one i hope you all got through the New Year celebrations okay and are all well i was just wondering if any one knows what is happening with OKE20 as it hasnt been the same with out him ???.

 

Yours:- Stuart.

The engine is still undergoing rebuild after the big blow up.

 

Scott owns clevland exhaust shop and a heap of his time and effort goes into the business, plus he has way too mant cars like the rest of us.....

 

 

This thread will be the first place he updates.

 

http://www.performanceforums.com/forums/showthread.php?67219785-2jz-Ke20/page118

A few months ago the 2jz bottom end let go in scotts OKE020, last i heard he was building another 2jz to go in it.

Lasted a long time and big power on a stock bottom end.

A few months ago the 2jz bottom end let go in scotts OKE020, last i heard he was building another 2jz to go in it.

Lasted a long time and big power on a stock bottom end.

Edit, like he said ^^

Lasted a long time and big power on a stock bottom end.

 

 

The entire engine was fully built with high-end parts, stock crank yes, stock block yes. don't believe all the BS.

Edited by oh what a nissan feeling!

The entire engine was fully built with high-end parts, stock crank yes, stock block yes. don't believe all the BS.

What are you getting at? All i said was the bottom end let go (stock crank and ACL cast bearings).

That was the weak point, and it did well to hold up with the power it made for so long. Whats the BS?

http://www.oke020.com/

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Hi fellas thanks for the update on where OKE020 is at ,but we really can do without the way some of you blokes get a bit carried away at the end of the day what ever the build of the engine was it done a bloody great job and put the little rolla way up there with the best of them,a job well done and we can only hope he comes back even better.All the best to OKE020 and hope to see those times back on top in class :y: .

 

Yours:-Stuart.

You will find the owner out and about in his Cressida now and then,

 

That thing also gets up and boogies,

2JZ NO SHIT

What are you getting at? All i said was the bottom end let go (stock crank and ACL cast bearings).

That was the weak point, and it did well to hold up with the power it made for so long. Whats the BS?

http://www.oke020.com/

 

 

As per your previous post....

 

Lasted a long time and big power on a stock bottom end.

 

Clearly we have a different definition of what a 'stock bottom end' includes.

In fact bar a few stroker engines out there it would seem everyone is running a stock bottom end. :lolcry: 2jayzeenoshit!

As per your previous post....

 

 

 

Clearly we have a different definition of what a 'stock bottom end' includes.

In fact bar a few stroker engines out there it would seem everyone is running a stock bottom end. :lolcry: 2jayzeenoshit!

What is your opinion on a "stock bottom end" man?

Mine, it is a stock crank, and equivalent to stock cast bearings. Not talking about pistons or rods or modified oil pump or anything else. I am referring to the crank, bearings and thrust washers.

What is the mis-understanding here?

It is an equivalent stock bottom end.

And this was the first weak point.

Edited by ae824ate

Don't you mean cast main cap failure was what caused it?

Standard OEM Toyota cranks have proven reliable at 2,000hp just got to hold it in place.

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