Engine build by MG Autos inc drop in deal

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When is it going back in and ready for running in Moh?

Any idea what boost they plan to map it too?

Re-early posts - I have heard mixed reviews on MG but everyone has a few gremlins as they say.

Also not sur why they would map a standard engine to 2-bar, I would want standard internals having to deal with anything more than 1.6.

What's next steps / dates.

I might scratch an itch here (but will stick with NR Autosport for mine)
 
FQ NICK

FQ NICK

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Mo it might be an idea to get a mod to clean up your thread.
Sorry for the spam.

oh and jakemak he maps my car that gets used.

Unlike many.

1.7 bar 425/ 440 standard 9 can't map ...lol
 
supamario666

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Mo it might be an idea to get a mod to clean up your thread.
Sorry for the spam.

oh and jakemak he maps my car that gets used.

Unlike many.

1.7 bar 425/ 440 standard 9 can't map ...lol

FPMSL!!!
 
mohEvo8FQ330

mohEvo8FQ330

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UPDATE 27/06/13

We have found the crank pick up plate has been damaged, the hole you see (Cut out) has been elongating on the crank key way.
Race balance shaft, 156mm I beam rods and 85.5mm stroker (Long rod) pistons.









More to follow....
 
M

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Nice build :)

Mines going the rodjob route with CPP. I'm not after silly power, just piece of mind and reliability. I think all 3 options have a place in the market (Rodjob, Drop In, Forged) Budget comes into it massively in today's climate.

Not heard of many rodjobs going wrong to be fair, it's a very budget friendly conversion, which is exactly why I'm going that route :)
 
supamario666

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Nice build :)

Mines going the rodjob route with CPP. I'm not after silly power, just piece of mind and reliability. I think all 3 options have a place in the market (Rodjob, Drop In, Forged) Budget comes into it massively in today's climate.

Not heard of many rodjobs going wrong to be fair, it's a very budget friendly conversion, which is exactly why I'm going that route :)

Forget the rodhob and go fully forged as CPP did my fully forged rebuild. Infact its up there now having the AP's front and back on!!
 
M

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Budget unfortunately mario. Otherwise I would. But I'm only after 450/450 so the rodjob sits in well with that :)

Sorry for the thread hijac mo
 
Dirtmatt

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Rod job is a cheaper option and heard of plenty running good power on them just don't want any dent. Think its worth saving for forge.
 
M

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Shouldn't be any det. Plan is to run 2 Bar on the S209 and see 460-470bhp. That'll be plenty for the road :)
 
mohEvo8FQ330

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Shouldn't be any det. Plan is to run 2 Bar on the S209 and see 460-470bhp. That'll be plenty for the road :)

Sounds good mate

I'm aiming for anything between 600-650 now as I'm doing a full rebuild down to every new part.
 
M

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Spot on Mo. what turbo you gone for? I'm assuming a GT35HTA at that power :)
 
mohEvo8FQ330

mohEvo8FQ330

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Head stripped and hot tanked ready for pressure test and head skim.


 
mohEvo8FQ330

mohEvo8FQ330

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New sump




Head complete with kiggly springs retainers etc
Pitted valves replace thanks to MG








Block should be back next week Tuesday Wednesday then the fun begins lol
 
mohEvo8FQ330

mohEvo8FQ330

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Head off for line honing to race developments





Pictures not so great
 
mohEvo8FQ330

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Happy days :lol:

Crank is back and superfinished
Block is ready
Cams here aswell

Let the build begin MG :smthumbup









 
mohEvo8FQ330

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Checking bearing clearances, new core plugs fitted, rod end to end weights done.
Setting rings in the picture confirm Dial bore gauge accuracy before carrying out bearing clearance measurements.
Crank re measured after Tim had super finished it.














Can't believe the amount of measuring devices and other equipment is used in engine building. My local mechanic would just put everything back together lol

Thanks to the MG boys for the work so far.
 

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