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Engine Mods For My 4K


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Stacks on here, it depends on-

-what you want the car for?? Going to work only, blasting around the mountains, drifting at midnight...

 

-what condition is the motor in now? Will it stand extra power and revs or is it worn out?

 

-and how much you are willing to spend?? $2000? $3000?

 

Work on rebore, bearings, balance, lightened flywheel, skimmed head, carbs, porting, cam, extectors, exhaust.. cam chain and tensioners too? a lot of money.

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Aim to strip it down and have it checked over.

 

Its much easier to put a cam in with the motor out and you'll need the head off for port-matching a carb/inlet system.

 

First, gather the parts you want such as extractors and carbs, whichever sort you go for. I use twin SUs, others have twin DCOE Webers or a single DCOE, or quads off a bike, or the downdraught Weber 32/36. Take a look at the builds with each of those and buy whichever carb and inlet manifold first. You might be able to borrow a spare head to work on or even have it all built up and ready to swap with yours.

 

While the motor is out clean out the rust from the water channels in the block if you're not having it honed or rebored. If you strip it completely and have it in an engineering shop they will acid dip the block to clean it all anyway. If you decide to rebore it, have it sonic tested and go for 1500cc using 5K flat-top pistons.

 

Skm the head as needed to raise the compression, lighten the flywheel and get it all balanced, send the cam off to a cam grinder and then put it all back together again.

 

read all this-

http://www.rollaclub.com/board/topic/42407-the-girls-ke70/

 

and have fun!

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