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cyde01 02-12-2013 02:44 PM

HKS Premium Day 2013: FA20 stroker kit and cams
 
has this been posted yet? according to this site HKS previewed a stroker kit and cams for the FA20 engine.

http://www.pitnavi.com/images/210175...0mxrimage1.jpg
HKS stroker kit: keeps the 86 bore and increases stroke to 90mm. comp ratio is lowered 10.5:1 for boosted applications.
http://www.pitnavi.com/images/210175...0ddeimage2.jpg
Valcon camshafts: IN 260 degrees (stock is 252) EX 266 (stock is 260), lift is 12mm (stock 11mm). because you need four this is probably gonna cost a lot.
http://www.pitnavi.com/hks2013

Shadowsong6 02-12-2013 02:52 PM

Good to see some engine work finally. I'm a little disappointed the stroker kit lowers the compression... What about those that wanted a full n/a build?

cyde01 02-12-2013 02:59 PM

guess we'll have to keep waiting for high comp pistons. with d4s, i wonder if they'll be able to make pistons that are even higher than 12.5:1? it's cool though to have confirmation that the engine can be stroked to at least 90mm. the F22C with a similar stroke redlines at 8200 rpm. i wonder how the F22C's torque curve compares to the FA20?

Opposed 02-12-2013 06:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyde01 (Post 729949)
guess we'll have to keep waiting for high comp pistons. with d4s, i wonder if they'll be able to make pistons that are even higher than 12.5:1? it's cool though to have confirmation that the engine can be stroked to at least 90mm. the F22C with a similar stroke redlines at 8200 rpm. i wonder how the F22C's torque curve compares to the FA20?


Not sure on the F22, but here is a dyno of a stock F20 (red line) vs a stock FA20. (pink line)

http://www.supersprintfiles.com/gt86...2000-serie.jpg

cyde01 02-12-2013 06:29 PM

hmmm since the fa20 already makes 160 lb/ft, with a stroker can we expect even more torque than the f22c which makes 162 lb/ft? what would the displacement be at 86x90?

usptwins 02-12-2013 06:32 PM

IDK how much all of this will cost, but i love it!!!!!

industrial 02-12-2013 06:59 PM

Nice to see some engine work. Too bad this will cost $4k. I'll wait for more options hopefully from kelford, bc and cosworth.

Captain Insano 02-12-2013 08:32 PM

I am disappointed as well that the pistons lower compression. But happy to see options like this arriving. And probably lots more options to come, some of which will keep stock or higher compression ratio.

Swift 02-12-2013 09:05 PM

I like keeping a square block but glad to see this out.

Grip Ronin 02-12-2013 11:08 PM

caaaaammms only big upgrade i want for this car honestly. ive done enough turbo setups for now

turbo_jimbo 02-12-2013 11:30 PM

Finally cams and they arent much different than stock. I'll keep my money until bigger gains can be had.

Snake 02-13-2013 09:09 AM

Surely getting some high comp pistons onto this setup wouldn't be that difficult?

dabocx 02-13-2013 09:36 AM

Finally cams!

supramkivtt2jz 02-13-2013 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyde01 (Post 730505)
hmmm since the fa20 already makes 160 lb/ft, with a stroker can we expect even more torque than the f22c which makes 162 lb/ft? what would the displacement be at 86x90?

2.0912 liters.

:thumbsup:

Kinda sad really - i was hoping to see the HKS stroker toss it in the 2.2L region.

But yes, the old addage is that theres no replacement for displacement. With displacement comes torque. Dont expect anything insane, but i would estimate about 10-12 more hp and 8-10 more torque throughout the entire rpm range. coupled with the cams and some head work, 30ish more hp in the 8000 rpm range.


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