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Old Aug 1, 2007, 04:27 PM
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Bah, I just say do a long rod 2.4L 4G64 and call it a day.
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Not the same thing by a long shot. The RPM limits, longevity, and strength would be nowhere close.
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Sorry not to peruse the past 9 pages, but which turbo did you guys have in mind for this beast?
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I would recommend anything from a GT30R to a GT37R. With the higher compression and higher rev limits you can run a bigger turbo and still have a good powerband. You could also use a bolt on turbo like a green since road racing and especially auto-crossing you will want quick response and high rpm's to hold out a gear change.
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damn... i need one of those...
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This discussion does not belong in this "MOTOR THREAD" 2.3RR.

If you have a personal issue with AMS, please take it to PM.
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Originally Posted by AMS
Coincidentally we're just wrapping this up. It's a big project and we finally got everything squared away. Testing was done and the horsepower gains and powerband are spectacular. This is a premium engine package and the price reflects many custom parts. The custom billet rods use expensive ARP 625+ custom age bolts that are much stronger than anything else available. The piston have been designed for strength and light weight, reducing stress on the wrist pin and rods. All these things add to to reduced fatigue and increased RPM range. My ideas was to create an engine that has the RPM range of a 2.0L while giving more torque and breather better at high RPM's. The Rod ratio, rod length, and bore to stroke ratio are optimized to support high volumetric efficiency. RPM range is extended by 500-600 rpm over a 2.3L stroker, making street/strip use good to 8900 RPM and road racing up to 8400 RPM.

For comparison, our 2.3L stroker made 550whp at 25psi of boost on a GT35R. After installing a 2.3RR 10:1 and changing nothing else we made 550whp at only 21psi!! There are a few choices as far as compression ratio goes and I'll discuss that here.

We're stocking two different compression ratio's and also can offer custom ratio's depending on applications.

9.25:1 Good for most street and race applications. Can be tuned to make great power on pump gas & race gas.

10.0:1 Great power and response on race gas for track or strip. Can be run on pump gas with caution and only on 93 octane (not 91).

AMS 2.3RR

Displacement: 2.27 L
Custom Billet Crank
Custom Billet rods with ARP 625+ Custom Age rod bolts
AMS Prepped 2.3RR block
O-ring deck
AMS spec Ross pistons
ARP Main & head studs
Custom Headgasket (will only work on this engine)
New Mitsubishi oil pump
New Mitsubishi water pump
AMS race balance shaft
Short block complete assembled & rotating assembly balanced

$7995.00

Is this price for a new short block or is this what it would cost if I sent mine in for this build?
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Old Aug 2, 2007, 05:44 AM
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Martin, is there a reason you didn't take out the balance shafts, instead of altering them?

...and with the previous racing you've done, have you used this set-up recently?

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The concentric shaft is designed to brace the oil pump from axial play. In theory it would but there are mixed reviews about it.
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Martin, could you post the dyno charts of the old 2.3 stroker versus the RR for your 35R setup? It'd be nice to see the difference in torque curves.

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