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FBM stage 1 built block questions
Aside from e-mailing them and hearing a response that I won't see in the next life-time, does anyone with a previously purchased FBM stage 1 block know what all it entails? Trying to figure out what all engine upgrades I'm going to need to make alongside the turbo purchase. I figured the short block would fulfill everything I need but I'm trying to cover all bases before shot gunning the purchase
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Everything done to the fbm blocks are listed in the description right below where you buy them...
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450 wheel is the absolute most. I'm thinking more of like 400. With that power I know I'll need new/forged internals just wanting to make sure the block is going to hold its own |
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Should probably do some research on transmission options/routes too at that power level. Interested to see your build play out
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The only other thing I would suggest looking into is Valve Springs, they can be a weak point.
Im having my shortblock installed by them as we speak (local guy), and figured they may as well put some springs in. You may only want 400whp now (I was at about 350 - 370whp all last summer, with stock internals) but that may become "boring" after awhile. I'll be getting a tune to put me at roughly 450whp. Tranny has being holding up just fine so far and dont plan on doing anything with it till something happens. Also depends on what gas you plan on running... 93octane you'll want to stick with lower comp, but on e85 you want higher comp. I exclusively run e85 so I stuck with 12.5:1 pistons, but I also have a flexfuel kit on the off chance I have to switch to 93. |
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