Get good quaity parts, have it assembeld preceicly, and get a good tune on it by a good reputable tunner and you'll be good. If your seriously want it to last, invest in a standalone, and have it tuned.
Its all in the tunning. Darin ran his bone stock 89k miles 2jz to a 9.49 i think at 144...
about 2 weeks then a bhg and a rodknock to follow after that..
As long as you want prettymuch.. Its all in the tunning.. look at Duanes car.. it has lasted a long time now... and still going strong (i think unless hes rebuild the engine with his new setup?)
Send your oil out every once in...
I put my buddys thrust bearings in backwards in his built b16 block.. luckily we cought it before wer finished it all up.. took us a while to figureo ut why the crank wouldn't spin freely...
torque starts falling off at 5300, power doesn't fall off till ~ 6300-6400 rpm..
12.2 isn't bad, it is a little lean for my liking, but for the low hp, shouldn't have a problem..
I have a 3+ imo theres no difference in pedal feel from stock.. was hoping it was stiffer.. I talked to spec at sema, they said the 3+ uses the stg5 pp.. seems pretty good driving around.. hopfulyl itll hold up to drag racing.. going to be putting it through its paces this weekend....
my old...
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