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    Yes, Pauter will make a long rod for the tall deck, not sure if special order, but depending where you get them from they wont charge you any more, just be a wait involved.

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    sweet as.

    Just another question now as im getting closer to putting the list together, what are your thoughts on running a higher compression on these turbo motors?

    I know most run cp in 9:1 9:5, i was thinking of 10:5 - 11cp, with boost fairly high 30psi, making 600+hp c16 fuel (run 140-145+mph) what are your thoughts on this in terms of reliability, power, and performance etc?

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    Talk to a few piston manufacturers,
    If you're getting the rods made, see if you can get the even longer with the pin moved a little higher.
    That is instead of an installed or compression height of 30mm, why not use a modern box section piston with a C/H of say 27mm...
    This will help you get more top end & allow you to use a longer stroke without compromsing rod ratio.
    Well, that's my 5 cents
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    Quote Originally Posted by EGB18CT View Post
    I know most run cp in 9:1 9:5, i was thinking of 10:5 - 11cp, with boost fairly high 30psi, making 600+hp c16 fuel (run 140-145+mph) what are your thoughts on this in terms of reliability, power, and performance etc?
    Honda ran 9.5:1 in their 80's F1 engines...
    There was a reason for this.
    If you run 11.0:1 & 30psi, it is likley the project will end in tears.
    It's not an impossible ask, but it's not an easy one to tune.
    Plus, C16 is lazy fuel,
    You'll need approx 7~8 deg more timing than you'd use on pump gas,
    & instead of say 11.2:1 A/F you're tuning for 12.2~12.5:1
    Otherwise it wont make power at high rpm.
    FWIW Elf Turbo max is better.
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    9:1 comp will be the best, also note comp can change with your deck height and gasket, so best will be 9:1

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    I have been dealing with <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> since November 2006, and I strongly recommend that you dont go anywhere near them!!!!!!!!!!!

    I dropped a valve in November 2006 and my car is STILL off the road. I took my car to <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> for repairs, they outsourced <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details>for the machine work. After this build I think that relationship is pretty much over. Due to severe bore scuffing I was encouraged to go with Darton sleeves. They repaired the head and assembled the engine with a few upgraded internals.

    During the build, for 3 months they were telling me the compression ratio of the TODA 87.5mm pistons I bought, had a compression ratio in the 16’s,and could not be used, but they'll see if theres anything they can do.They were also concered that deck hight would be a serious issue. Mind you this is a mass produced product built specifically for the F20, how the Fuk could it be so off. After finally getting a hold of the piston specs and emailing them to ***** (<E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details>) all of a sudden they had figured out the issue,and the pistons were 12.3:1 and there was enough clearance, as indicated by TODA. They blamed it on an apprentice miscalculating. You think after so many years in the business they’d double check the first time they got it wrong instead of wasting so much god damn time.

    After waiting and waiting and waiting, my car was finally ready in mid September 2007. I paid up in full and drove off. I drove just as instructed and a few weeks later a loud tapping noise developed in the engine bay. I took it back as soon as I heard it ( early October 2007)Turns out the center two pistons had been slapping against the block and had caused more damage requiring the sleeves to be repaired and the pistons replaced.

    I was assured everything would be taken care of under warranty, and I should have my car back mid January 2008. I called up after the Holiday break and apart from the engine being removed and torn down, NO work had been carried out. I spoke to <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> to enquire as to why this was, I was then informed that <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details>is refusing to make any repairs unless they are paid for any further work carried out. They were absolutely certain that they carried out all repairs and upgrades to spec the first time and they were not at fault. Therefore they would require payment if the damage was to be repaired

    I put it to <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details>, that if they had built the engine, and <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> only physically put it back in the car, who’s fault was it??? Their reply was “we don’t know what caused the piston slap, or who’s fault it was, we just know it wasn’t ours.” The engine is currently being examined by a third, independent engineer to pin point the failure. <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> has said if we can prove they were at fault, they will make an insurance claim and then make the necessary repairs. I have serious doubts however that after the engineer report things will go so smoothly.

    They are a pack of dinosaurs who are too used to working on push rod V8s. I wouldn’t trust them with any car whatsoever. They are slack, have a very poor business ethic and havn’t the slightest clue when it comes to customer service. <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> has offered to pay for all parts, all <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> has to do is donate their labor to repair my engine. They outright refused to co-operate and will not take even the slightest bit of responsibility.

    I have forked payment in full even though the build went $2,000 over the original quote. I still don’t have what I paid for, my car is still sitting in chasers workshop while months pass by. <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> should at least, from a customer service point of view, take up <E240 Edit: PM WhiteAP1 for details> offer and make the appropriate repairs. I am EXTREAMLY disappointed with their work and do not recommend them to anyone. Advice to all, stay the bloody hell away from them!!!!!!!
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    Negative light my ass, Thats exatly what happened. Why should these pricks go nameless. You should allow ppl to know so the same doesnt happen to them. Its not as if they can do anything legally. Its my opinion and recall of events!

    The thread was created to find out about the experiences of those who had dealt with a certain workshop. I am posting those dealings.
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    thanks whiteAP1 now i know to stay away - ive pretty much found some better places anyhows,

    TODA..

    so u recommend staying 9.5:1, thats what many in the states run, although it as u would be aware its hard to see what cp the big teams run on their car, i had a suggestion made that the cp bump up to around the mid 10's - Which i was a bit worried for a big hp motor (this is gonna be a special motor with lots of research)

    well overall the dart tall deck will be a definate but is it possible to make one to 84mm instead of 84.5? they come around high 83 untouched from the factory. just if i need to rebuild i can then go out to 84.5.

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    also pauter or carillos for boost for the tall deck option?

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    9.5:1 C/R is not that low comp for a turbo motor.
    Realistically it's quite high, especially when compared to OEM turbo engines.
    Idealy, you would run a flat top piston & modify the chambers to get the C/R right.
    (That's a lot of work though)

    Re rods, Pauter, Carrillo, Crower & Cunningham are all excellent products.
    They will all produce a rod to suit your application.
    Hope it works out for you.
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    Don't you "my ass" me or I'll kick your ass for you. You want to share your experience fine. I'm here to protect the interest of the forum.

    Your post and experience are untouched except for names...People can PM you if they want the name.

    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteAP1 View Post
    Negative light my ass, Thats exatly what happened. Why should these pricks go nameless. You should allow ppl to know so the same doesnt happen to them. Its not as if they can do anything legally. Its my opinion and recall of events!

    The thread was created to find out about the experiences of those who had dealt with a certain workshop. I am posting those dealings.
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    kool thanks toda 9:5 sounds good, for the had im thinking of going .5mm over and either a toda or ferrera package.

    also are roller rockers elimminating vtec worth it? im thinking of going down this path?

    thanks guys.

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