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dan03mach Oct 27, 2006 11:41 PM

New motor build up..
 
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I just had a new short block built for my 03 Mach1.. I wanted to make more power then what I was making and I new the stock shortblock would not hold the power I want to put down right now so I went ahead and had a new short block built..

The is a Teskid block, my stock Cobra Crank, Manley H-beam rods, Manley Flattop pistons, all ARP hardware, race bearings, ETC... The block is blue printed, balanced, Decked. All the good stuff.. I have hear these Teskid blocks can hold as much as 1500hp so that should be good for me.. The only thing I could have done better is put Billet Rods in, but those are around 1200 bucks.. Here are a few pics.

Thoroughbred Oct 29, 2006 02:57 PM

sounds flippin sweet! :headbang: Whats the c/r like?

Can you shove Alum rods in a 4.6 with more stroke than stock? Just curious... :playboy:

dan03mach Oct 29, 2006 06:15 PM


Originally Posted by Thoroughbred
sounds flippin sweet! :headbang: Whats the c/r like?

Can you shove Alum rods in a 4.6 with more stroke than stock? Just curious... :playboy:

Yes you can.. The C/R should be around 10.5:1...

Bitemark46 Oct 30, 2006 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by Thoroughbred
sounds flippin sweet! :headbang: Whats the c/r like?

Can you shove Alum rods in a 4.6 with more stroke than stock? Just curious... :playboy:

You can but ideally you don't want too. That would make the rod ratio worse than it already is. Stroked mod motors really don't make that much more power for the money. The piston would come out of the sleeve enough to wherer the longevity of the motor will be sacraficed. I'd go with a big bore if you want to stay N/A, otherwise just forge the bottom end and keep the same displacement and make it up with boost/spray. -Mark

Thoroughbred Oct 31, 2006 07:06 PM

what about stock ci, stock block, alum internals?

Bitemark46 Nov 1, 2006 08:12 AM

Ya you can put either I or H beam aluminum rods. Manely H-beams are a very popular choice as they come standard in the 03/04 cobras and can hold alot of power. If it's a N/A motor and you need a lightweight rod the I beams are a good choice. -Mark

Thoroughbred Nov 1, 2006 05:54 PM

eehhhhh......I thought Alum rods didnt have any subcatagories as 'I' or 'H' Beams like Steel rods?

Bitemark46 Nov 2, 2006 10:15 AM

Sorry, habit, when rods are mentioned I immediately go to steel H or I beams. But they do have alum rods.

http://www.manleyperformance.com/pdf...ds-103-134.pdf

-Mark

Thoroughbred Nov 4, 2006 04:28 PM

Yea I know who makes em.............I dont have any personal experience with Alum rods but my understanding is that they have significantly more surface area than steel rods and I was just curious if anyone knew if they would fit in a stock or 'teskid' blocks?

Thoroughbred Nov 9, 2006 09:01 PM

ehe? Nick? anyone know?

j/c :playboy:


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