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LMAO trust me you don't ;)

BK: Mine is still spinning at 100mph road speed ;)

Biggest issue I can see would be making it hook on street rubber, I had HUGE issues with my old 3540r and had to detune mid/low end with a different FFIM to make it drivable.

I have a use for that speedo ;)

I always try to go the bare minimum in bore size that will give round straight true bores as this leaves material for another go if something goes wrong ;)

The Prodigy--Breathe

Get your machinist to measure them to be 100% sure .

Ok you need to make 100% sure what size you have here ;) .5 is usually Metric ie: +20 thou (1mm = 40 thou roughly) But you may have +40 thou pistons (+1mm so 84mm) The rings should be easily available.

3.5:1 here :naughty:

What brand are the pistons?

Whoo hoo nice pickup :D (can't think of anything on my car that cost $200 ;) )

Good idea to have the rods resized while it's apart it's had 15+ years of abuse ;) (maybe even treat em to a new set of ARP bolts)

He means he's going to grind 10 thou of an inch off the diameter of the Rod and Main bearing journals giving you a 10/10 undersize crank that he'll supply the correct set of 10/10 bearings for after installing them in your rods and block and grinding the crank to suit ;)

10/10 is fine any more and it needs to be rehardened.

(easier for us as you don't have to allow room for up/down movement)

Dats: LOL install it in the easiest position to work on :) (I try to NOT have the lines obstruct Airflow if possible)

AJ: LOL I baggie everything now and mark it as an aid to memory ;)

Evo: Very welcome! In hindsight I should have skipped the whole 7M thing and gone either 2jz or LS7 ;)

My twin turbo v8 240z had 4" sidepipes and used to make a LOT of flame on overrun, out in the country at night if you gave it a big squirt and backed off it was daylight both sides of the car ;) (accidently burnt a cyclist slowing in traffic)

When you turn into a corner it loads the rubber and you'll always have some body roll so they allow for all that to try and keep the tires as flat as possible under load. We're only talking 1>1.5 degrees here it's not a lot the suspension system is that good :) (this is the really...