Sounds like a helluva deal! If you run the wisecos, just make sure the oil squirters get bent out of the way.
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Yes! definitely need to make sure the oil squirters are bent out of the way. i spoke to another forum member who did a wiseco build and got some measurements from him so i have some idea of how much bending is needed. Anything else i should know about the wiseco's? the deal was very good, i had to jump on it and figured the wisecos would be fine since this isnt a daily, and itll see alot of track abuse and heat while being in the ~500hp range.Sounds like a helluva deal! If you run the wisecos, just make sure the oil squirters get bent out of the way.
i know the studs arent great but should hold 450-500whp shouldnt they? also the wiseco's, ive heard theyre loud, piston slap, maybe little oil consumption while cold but i havent read or heard anything about ringland failure?
Ok now I’m wondering if that just comes down to ring gaps, machining and tuning? For the oil consumption and broken ring lands? Also the head studs, are they actually weaker then oem? If so I’ll just get some oem head boltsOem would hold better than those. My bad meant their rings have a lot of fails and when they do which is maybe couple thousand miles give or take a few, it's all the time not only cold and it's a significant amount of oil loss that would force you to rebuild it again.
yea i think i remember reading that in your build thread. ok, so this raises the question now, do i use my arp 2000 headstuds since im only aiming for 500whp or do i go buy some OEM ?Stock head bolts lifted at 550whp for me. Worked great up until that point (almost 73k miles of 500+ when it lifted)
sounds good. i was already on the fence about just going with OEM. guess this makes the decision easier. thanks