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Old Jun 30, 2010, 08:45 PM
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Very impressive... I think Evom should sit back, watch and learn. Spyros my hat is off to you!
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Old Jun 30, 2010, 08:48 PM
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Hi, no need to speak for people who fool us and our parts-services, I cant even loose my time answer them, it's to precius and the little time left for me to show u new parts and asnwer to ur questions.

Bullet works for us for some projects. We have many companies suply and manufacture special parts. The block it's fully custom and can be sold through as a special part. Also the billet cylinder heads and special parts.

Coming Next...
Billet cylinder head, new full billet turbos with carbon turbine housings, 108 and 95mm turbo for the 2000hp project, carbon mmc rods, cobalt and vanadium head stud bolts and rod bolts, titanium crank!

Stay tuned.

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Old Jun 30, 2010, 09:07 PM
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I was just talking about billet blocks yesterday at dinner. I hadnt even seen this thread but I wondered why it hadn't happened yet. I was just getting ready to invest in the solidworks/scan stuff too. Oh well, dealer time

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Old Jun 30, 2010, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
I was just talking about billet blocks yesterday at dinner. I hadnt even seen this thread but I wondered why it hadn't happened yet. I was just getting ready to invest in the solidworks/scan stuff too. Oh well, dealer time

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Aaron, working many months making the solidworks reality.
It's not tested it in real fact but it will be in 3-4 weeks.
We will have our stock already.
I will post more and detailed pics if u would like.


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Old Jun 30, 2010, 10:01 PM
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When can we see a billet 4g63 block posted in this thread Extreme Tuners?
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Old Jun 30, 2010, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Extreme Tuners
Aaron, working many months making the solidworks reality.
It's not tested it in real fact but it will be in 3-4 weeks.
We will have our stock already.
I will post more and detailed pics if u would like.


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That would be very much appreciated. It is a beauty piece to be sure and has me thinking many bad thoughts.

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Nice block there Spyros! how thick are the liners? what bore sizes ae you offering? When you say tall block do you mena 4G64 tall or even taller? Is this a bolt in replacement? How much weight will it save over the iron block?

On a side note, have you seen the Cosworth Ally Ford 200 block? looks pretty impresive but i dont think it would be as strong as this one! Lol

Keep up the good work mate.

Chris.
Spyris, have you got any info on the above querstions?.....
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Old Jul 1, 2010, 06:56 AM
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I'm really curious too see how you did the carbon turbine housing
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I believe there was a billet block available in USA already. it was around 8500$ for it.

This thread is entertaining for sure. Its fun to see others spend money without regard. This reminds me of how the import drag racing scene evolved. I enjoyed the scene when factory parts were pushed to the limits. Then big budgets arrived and the imports involved into nothing more than expensive billet everything with no original parts remaining. essentially american built dragsters with fibre shells that represented the platform it was supposedly representing.
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Old Jul 1, 2010, 07:29 AM
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Awsome numbers Spyros. Keep it coming. I sorry if this was discussed but with those numbers what type of trannys are you using? With those numbers I would hope to think those are rebuild/built up/bullet proof trannys you are using. And are they 5 or 6 speed trannys? Also I would love to see a product line-up of your internals parts that you guys use/make.
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Probably a platinum plated 8sp with diamond encrusted synchro's seeing the rest of the parts
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WOW, this thread was just shown to me, and I have to say, Im extremely impressed,

As a company, we dont focus on the drag racing... highest hp market... because it's just not what we love to do... we love building road and road race cars...

That being said, some of the things I have seen in here are pretty awesome!!! I would actually take pride in the hate you are getting from other vendors on here, that means you struck a nerve lol

Very high level of detail put into you work which I greatly appreciate seeing!

Cheers!

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Whoa.... is right. That' billet block is intense! Keep up the great work guys.
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Originally Posted by cbrd
wow, this thread was just shown to me, and i have to say, im extremely impressed,

as a company, we dont focus on the drag racing... Highest hp market... Because it's just not what we love to do... We love building road and road race cars...

That being said, some of the things i have seen in here are pretty awesome!!! I would actually take pride in the hate you are getting from other vendors on here, that means you struck a nerve lol

very high level of detail put into you work which i greatly appreciate seeing!

Cheers!

Cb
well said!!
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Old Jul 1, 2010, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by 94AWDcoupe
I believe there was a billet block available in USA already. it was around 8500$ for it.

This thread is entertaining for sure. Its fun to see others spend money without regard. This reminds me of how the import drag racing scene evolved. I enjoyed the scene when factory parts were pushed to the limits. Then big budgets arrived and the imports involved into nothing more than expensive billet everything with no original parts remaining. essentially american built dragsters with fibre shells that represented the platform it was supposedly representing.
Kinda like this:
http://www.turbomagazine.com/tech/02...gra/index.html

But at a cartain point don't they all become a similarly built beast to suit its intended purpose

I only wish i could fund something as extreme as this
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