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Headgasket block and headbolt help ? #1538214
16/05/2015 21:04
16/05/2015 21:04
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gillan Offline OP
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I'm currently in the process of building a forged block and have a couple of questions
What's max safe boost on 20vt block ?
Which headgasket ?
Can't seem to find arp head studs?
Is there a alternative ?

Re: Headgasket block and headbolt help ? [Re: gillan] #1538237
16/05/2015 23:42
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Hi mate the 20v t block is very stronge and will handle 2.1 bar of boost all day long and more the original head gasket and head bolts are fine to use

Re: Headgasket block and headbolt help ? [Re: gillan] #1538242
17/05/2015 00:14
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gillan Offline OP
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That is very good news thanks

Re: Headgasket block and headbolt help ? [Re: gillan] #1538243
17/05/2015 00:36
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Just watch out if your boring the block out the thinner the cylinder walls the more likely to cracking which we have seen on the more boost happier coupes outside of the UK.


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Re: Headgasket block and headbolt help ? [Re: gillan] #1538244
17/05/2015 00:39
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gillan Offline OP
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I'm going .5 overbore ..

Re: Headgasket block and headbolt help ? [Re: gillan] #1538345
17/05/2015 23:11
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The only time you should worry that is if you are doing the 2.4 stroker pistons 82.5mm for 2346cc not 83.00mm for 2446cc,because it greatly expanded the block lose strength in the walls of water...
So at .5 you are fine nothing to worrie about .

Re: Headgasket block and headbolt help ? [Re: gillan] #1538348
18/05/2015 00:05
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gillan Offline OP
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Great news thanks guys.


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