Thread: building my RR

boost a stock motor with such a small turbo no need to build anything

I hear that as well, but I rather put 1000-1500 in it now and not have to worry about the motor for another 10years than to be running a stock motor which I wouldn't feel comfortable hitting redline in at 14psi. im at the point where I want to do it one more time and do it right. 1500$ is a lot for me. but I want this car to last me

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If the motor is healthy and the tuning is solid.

you are more likely to blow a motor that has been opened and messed with than a stock motor that has not

de+T all day every day big numbers with big turbos have been made.

keep it simple and enjoy the fun

But the hard part is finding a good stock motor now a days. The last one I got was from someone that bought it from a motor importer and it took a crap

Springs, t3 turbo and have some fun

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Even det pistons will do the trick

get one from a trusted source here on the forums, not just anyone. I used to be able to pick up beautiful sr20de motors in miami for $350-400. I can imagine they are a little harder to find now, but they are still around.

Cheapest I've found in my area is 650. Plus costs of going to pick It up in LA 80 $ in gas call is 750. For another 3-400 I can have low compression pistons performance rods, bearings and everything will be looked over... It is scary to thing of putting so much money into building a motor though and I have issues on start up.

Drop a ve in it for that price. U won't be disappointed