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Old 24 July 2016 | 11:53 AM
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Im thinking about a build in the winter with 550 bhp target

What are strongest components to use
List of parts
Do i need head work cams valves etc
Going keep it twinscroll

Car jdm hatch


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Old 24 July 2016 | 12:28 PM
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Got to be a 2.0 litre CDB built up to a 2.1 stroker, Turbo wise Im not sure they do a really big twin scroll turbo to support 550bhp, but I could be wrong!! Have you thought about some of the billet twin scroll turbos like the SC46, LM450, would make a very fast road car with excellent spool and be just under 500bhp with other supporting mods!!!
Old 24 July 2016 | 01:21 PM
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A good mate of mine has a lm450 twin scroll turbo on his JDM and to say its rapid is an understatement lol and he's just under 500bhp and not a lot keeps up with him.
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This is the spec of mine I've just built. Gone all out on the engine tbh will take alot more. Bit of porting and the heads will do 550 no problem

EJ22 block
block bored and faces skimmed
Rear thrust conversion
acl main bearings (race series)
Mahle motorsport big end bearings
ej257 heat treated crank
11 oil pump
Crower rods
Crower bolts
Ceramic omega pistons
New crank seals
14mm head stud conversion
AS Performance twinscroll baffled sump*
SPEC C Big port heads ported and polished

Syvecs ecu
Race technology dash
ACT lightened Flywheel and paddle clutch

Bosche 1000cc injectors
CdF fuel rails
Braided fuel lines
3 port boost solenoid*
Spec c inlet manifold
HDI GT2 FMIC with reverse inlet custom pipework*
Electric power steering conversion*
RCM twinscroll headers and up pipe heat wrapped*
Miltek full decat downpipe
TOMEI Titanium 3 inch cat back statement*
Owens Development / Chevron custom twinscroll turbo.. 2 bar at 3000rpm.
80mm turbo inlet
K&N large cone filter
Custom Nissan pulsar molded radiator
Large 19row oil cooler
Battery to boot relocation*
Old 24 July 2016 | 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Rbon91
This is the spec of mine I've just built. Gone all out on the engine tbh will take alot more. Bit of porting and the heads will do 550 no problem

EJ22 block
block bored and faces skimmed
Rear thrust conversion
acl main bearings (race series)
Mahle motorsport big end bearings
ej257 heat treated crank
11 oil pump
Crower rods
Crower bolts
Ceramic omega pistons
New crank seals
14mm head stud conversion
AS Performance twinscroll baffled sump*
SPEC C Big port heads ported and polished

Syvecs ecu
Race technology dash
ACT lightened Flywheel and paddle clutch

Bosche 1000cc injectors
CdF fuel rails
Braided fuel lines
3 port boost solenoid*
Spec c inlet manifold
HDI GT2 FMIC with reverse inlet custom pipework*
Electric power steering conversion*
RCM twinscroll headers and up pipe heat wrapped*
Miltek full decat downpipe
TOMEI Titanium 3 inch cat back statement*
Owens Development / Chevron custom twinscroll turbo.. 2 bar at 3000rpm.
80mm turbo inlet
K&N large cone filter
Custom Nissan pulsar molded radiator
Large 19row oil cooler
Battery to boot relocation*

2 bar at 3000rpm.

Thats mental
Old 24 July 2016 | 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by SmurfyBhoy
2 bar at 3000rpm.

Thats mental


Yeah it was until the owens turbo shat itself after 700miles and they wouldn't cover it under warranty due to being over 12 months old.. on to a rotated EFR now just fitting it all atm
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Originally Posted by Rbon91
Yeah it was until the owens turbo shat itself after 700miles and they wouldn't cover it under warranty due to being over 12 months old.. on to a rotated EFR now just fitting it all atm
**** thats worrying they rebuilt my sc42 with a bigger wheel and other upgrades.

Nonissues so far.
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Already have Owens fettled lm450 on it made 431 last week the car is very quick If I wanting more where do I go from here
Old 24 July 2016 | 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by RAGGY DOO
Already have Owens fettled lm450 on it made 431 last week the car is very quick If I wanting more where do I go from here
My sc42 made 427.

Meth or bigger forged block for next step.
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Cheers fella Bob said if I had big maf intake it would done 460
95 octane map with 3mil nf black per litre of fuel worked out 1/3 btl per 40 litres @ 1.6 bar

He also said I'd have get custom maf pipe made cos no one makes it for my car apparantly
Old 24 July 2016 | 02:29 PM
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550bhp is way over the top for a road car in my opinion, not drivable to its full potential.
Go to 450bhp tops and save a fortune
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2.1 and push the turbo and make just under 500 is prob the route I'll go with splash of meth
Old 24 July 2016 | 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by joe v3sti
550bhp is way over the top for a road car in my opinion, not drivable to its full potential.
Go to 450bhp tops and save a fortune
100% agree with this unless dual carriageway hooning is your thing
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So many options
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Just go full hog if money's not an option, can always set low and high boost maps for road and track
Old 24 July 2016 | 09:36 PM
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A stock location twin scroll 550 bhp turbo is going to be an absolute pain to even get to fit.
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I agree the lm450 barley fits in
Old 24 July 2016 | 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by joe v3sti
550bhp is way over the top for a road car in my opinion, not drivable to its full potential.
Go to 450bhp tops and save a fortune
Agreed..450 of each in a road car is ample...

Believe me.
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Originally Posted by Rbon91
This is the spec of mine I've just built. Gone all out on the engine tbh will take alot more. Bit of porting and the heads will do 550 no problem

EJ22 block
block bored and faces skimmed
Rear thrust conversion
acl main bearings (race series)
Mahle motorsport big end bearings
ej257 heat treated crank
11 oil pump
Crower rods
Crower bolts
Ceramic omega pistons
New crank seals
14mm head stud conversion
AS Performance twinscroll baffled sump*
SPEC C Big port heads ported and polished

Syvecs ecu
Race technology dash
ACT lightened Flywheel and paddle clutch

Bosche 1000cc injectors
CdF fuel rails
Braided fuel lines
3 port boost solenoid*
Spec c inlet manifold
HDI GT2 FMIC with reverse inlet custom pipework*
Electric power steering conversion*
RCM twinscroll headers and up pipe heat wrapped*
Miltek full decat downpipe
TOMEI Titanium 3 inch cat back statement*
Owens Development / Chevron custom twinscroll turbo.. 2 bar at 3000rpm.
80mm turbo inlet
K&N large cone filter
Custom Nissan pulsar molded radiator
Large 19row oil cooler
Battery to boot relocation*
That's a hell of a spec. Have you got a build thread?
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You've been 450 for about a week now lol, why not just enjoy what you have for a while.
Old 25 July 2016 | 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by bustaMOVEs
Just go full hog if money's not an option, can always set low and high boost maps for road and track
The SI drive in the hatchback sort of does this anyway as mines around 450 in sport and 530 in sport sharp
Old 25 July 2016 | 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by MATT93
You've been 450 for about a week now lol, why not just enjoy what you have for a while.
This. And haven't you only driven something like 300 miles in it since you bought it last year?

Personally, I'd prefer a more spooly and more driveable 450bhp than a laggier 550bhp. And nobody could argue that 450bhp isn't enough grunt to swiftly overtake a slowcoach Prius driver and generally have some fun!
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Rotated setup = spooly 550bhp
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Rotated setup = £s
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Originally Posted by Uncle Creepy
This. And haven't you only driven something like 300 miles in it since you bought it last year?

Personally, I'd prefer a more spooly and more driveable 450bhp than a laggier 550bhp. And nobody could argue that 450bhp isn't enough grunt to swiftly overtake a slowcoach Prius driver and generally have some fun!

yes the above is me a complete idiot , plan on enjoying it for the forseeable future and thanks to some great advice from a member on here i think im going to get my hands on a mega maf tube and swirl pot in boot and get bob tweak it to around 475 that will do me i think i will put a full stop there

431 is very rapid on the road here do i really need anymore i dont think so

but good to have a few options
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