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i wasnt sure if is should start another thread or not, but would it be safe to run a stock de oil pump or should i get a ve pump, will a ve pump bolt up with no problems?? and what about valve clearence on a de, is there any problems with that???
so its just plug and play basically, can anyone tell me what else i will need to change or do besides putting the head on the block, such ecu, tps, criuse, aicv.....
Ummm..yeah, just outta curiosity...since I'm not in this section alot...how much WHP did you make with this Frankenstein swap? I'm dying to know...I'm seriously debating this instead of going turbo....hmmm...everyday reliable DD that runs anywhere from 14s-12s depending on etc.,etc. and shoot some NOS for those pesky boosted,V-8-V-12,crotch rocket funny looking characters, sh*t...where do I sign up? I'm guessing anywhere from 145WHP-155WHPish stock? SR16VE cams, w/bolt-ons w/tuning is da magic 200WHP mark if not pretty close. Plus the boost ready bottom-end...hmmm...
im sellin my ve motor thebuild of the motor link is in my sig. this is a complete ve head with a rr de botom end ive put about 7 to 8 k on it since it went in this is basicly a key motor i will also be includeing my ecu obd1 progamed by calums for the ve im lookin to get 1600 for the motor i will post pics later and can let you drive it before i pull out of my g20
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