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Old May 16, 2013 | 06:26 PM
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hybrid project completed!

well i can finally say that my project for this car is done. its been a good
long 5 months of assembly but its done!

im still deciding on if i should get an accessport again or just stick with open source. i also still have the td04 but wanna make as much power as i can for now...

ej257/CNC matched 2.0 heads
manley plat series pistons
eagle h beam rods
TGV deletes/ no butterfly
Gates timing/water pump kit
perrin crank
255 walbro
ap turbo inlet
12mm oil pump
cometic gaskets
catless ap downpipe
catless m2 exhaust
grimmspeed ebcs
ebay BIG tmic

overall im very happy with the build and really excited for the numbers

if anything can be improved please feel free to explain!
Old May 16, 2013 | 06:53 PM
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Upgrade turbos and get an accessport

and maybe apologize for the past BS with iclub members so they stop clowning on you...so we can all get along for once lol
Old May 16, 2013 | 06:58 PM
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apologize for the past BS with iclub members so they stop clowning on you...so we can all get along for once lol[/QUOTE]

That's probably the best place to start, well said . Apology, then turbo!
Old May 16, 2013 | 07:12 PM
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and maybe apologize for the past BS with iclub members so they stop clowning on you...so we can all get along for once lol
Originally Posted by subysteez
apologize for the past BS with iclub members so they stop clowning on you...so we can all get along for once lol
That's the best mod to get next, plus its FREEEEEEE!!!!!!!
Old May 16, 2013 | 08:52 PM
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Get rid of the cometic gaskets. Nothing but trouble.

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Old May 16, 2013 | 09:05 PM
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It's a bit too late for that. :P I had a few other recommendations for items that he should pitch (ie the 12mm oil pump doing more harm than good), but it sounds like everything is already said and done.
Old May 16, 2013 | 11:42 PM
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It's a bit too late for that. :P I had a few other recommendations for items that he should pitch (ie the 12mm oil pump doing more harm than good), but it sounds like everything is already said and done.
ive read alot of problems on the 11mm oil pump hence i went with the 12mm
if you can give me valid information about why the 12mm is bad combo with a new setup like mine then please explain.. new motor new oil pump..

for the gaskets on the other hand when will i ecounter problems??
Old May 17, 2013 | 05:26 AM
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It will increase your oil temperature and aerate your oil causing a loss of oil pressure and flow because more oil is being bypassed. Your stock oil pump is more than capable of handling the needs of your engine. There is a such thing as going too large on an oil pump.

[Edit] I found a better explanation:

The engine is what controls how much oil it will take (bearing clearances, if you have oil squirters, etc). The 11mm pump is capable of flowing more oil, but unless your engine can actually flow all of that oil, it won't be used. Instead, all of the oil that is not used by the engine, is recirculated within the pump, causing excess heating and aeration. You only need to increase the flow capacity of your pump if you modified the engine to draw more oil (bigger bearing clearances, adding AVCS, adding oil squirters, etc). If you don't modify the engine, and just slap a higher flow pump on there for the hell of it, all of the extra flow from the new pump will just be recirculated within the pump and will never make it to the engine. It will do more harm than good.

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