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Old 07-30-2012, 07:44 PM   #1
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Can we post proven power stroker output here in sum? I for one would love to see a variety of proven power stroker out put whether it be 2.1, 2.34, or 2.6 or 2.7 in one thread. Those fools in exterior can manage to post up and keep a thread alive, it would be great if this could follow suit.

It would be most helpful to see a variety of examples and setups in one place and especially if anyone has 2.1l with head work and big turbos, and cams.

No Hybrids............all about strokers I know motion lab, wicked innovations, and maxwell power have examples........can you please post them here.

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Old 07-31-2012, 02:07 AM   #2
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im getting stroked right now
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Old 07-31-2012, 12:33 PM   #3
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I'm game - this was my old setup.

2.1 Stroker, revving to 8k daily
ej205 case
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Never got it dyno'd in finished trim on 100 octane but did [email protected], sliding around on 225/45/17 RE070s.
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Old 08-01-2012, 08:16 AM   #4
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I'm game - this was my old setup.

2.1 Stroker, revving to 8k daily
ej205 case
Wiseco Pistons
K1 rods
ACL bearings
Non nitrided STi crank
JDM v7 heads with working AVCS
Tomei 256/264 cams
id1000s
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8cm ewg HTA Green
07 6 speed

Never got it dyno'd in finished trim on 100 octane but did [email protected], sliding around on 225/45/17 RE070s.

Wow, sounds like dream setup.......when did you see full boost and how much boost where you running?
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Old 08-01-2012, 09:02 AM   #5
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I think he was running 27-28# when the motor took a permanent vacation.

A very similar motor will be put in my brothers car. RexFTW's setup was ridiculous
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Old 08-01-2012, 11:31 AM   #6
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Wow, sounds like dream setup.......when did you see full boost and how much boost where you running?
On 100 octane I had it at around 30-31 psi most of the time and drove it several thousand miles, pretty much the whole summer, straight on 100 octane.

In 3rd gear, 20 psi was at ~4100 rpm, 30 psi at about 4700 rpm based on this old log I am looking at. In 4th gear I have logs of 20 psi at 3600-3700 rpm, 30 psi by 4100.

This was my old 4th gear airboy. Note I swapped out a lot of parts and did weight reduction so I didn't know exact weight so I estimated what I thought was high and low weight for the car which is the two lines. Actual power would be somewhere in between.



Edit: In looking back at the log I made that picture from that wasn't even the finished tune. It is about 3.5-4* of timing off.

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Old 08-01-2012, 11:50 AM   #7
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On 100 octane I had it at around 30-31 psi most of the time and drove it several thousand miles, pretty much the whole summer, straight on 100 octane.

In 3rd gear, 20 psi was at ~4100 rpm, 30 psi at about 4700 rpm based on this old log I am looking at. In 4th gear I have logs of 20 psi at 3600-3700 rpm, 30 psi by 4100.

This was my old 4th gear airboy. Note I swapped out a lot of parts and did weight reduction so I didn't know exact weight so I estimated what I thought was high and low weight for the car which is the two lines. Actual power would be somewhere in between.



Edit: In looking back at the log I made that picture from that wasn't even the finished tune. It is about 3.5-4* of timing off.
The tabletop of torque you made is absurd, but you already know I thought that motor was other worldly.

Excited to see the 205 variants stack up in here as the 2.5 based ones aren't of interest to me AT ALL.
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Old 08-01-2012, 12:56 PM   #8
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The tabletop of torque you made is absurd, but you already know I thought that motor was other worldly.

Excited to see the 205 variants stack up in here as the 2.5 based ones aren't of interest to me AT ALL.
I agree
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Old 08-01-2012, 01:01 PM   #9
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On 100 octane I had it at around 30-31 psi most of the time and drove it several thousand miles, pretty much the whole summer, straight on 100 octane.

In 3rd gear, 20 psi was at ~4100 rpm, 30 psi at about 4700 rpm based on this old log I am looking at. In 4th gear I have logs of 20 psi at 3600-3700 rpm, 30 psi by 4100.

This was my old 4th gear airboy. Note I swapped out a lot of parts and did weight reduction so I didn't know exact weight so I estimated what I thought was high and low weight for the car which is the two lines. Actual power would be somewhere in between.



Edit: In looking back at the log I made that picture from that wasn't even the finished tune. It is about 3.5-4* of timing off.

What took out the motor and could you give a guestimate on the torque increase from 2.0l to 2.1 soley based upon a bare bones 205 (stock with good compression)......increase of 40lb/feet?
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Old 08-01-2012, 01:36 PM   #10
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What took out the motor and could you give a guestimate on the torque increase from 2.0l to 2.1 soley based upon a bare bones 205 (stock with good compression)......increase of 40lb/feet?
I went to the strip and started running low on gas. They wouldn't let me pour straight into the car, I had to have an approved container then fill the car myself . So I nearly ran out of gas on the way home and put 93 in it. I put a gimp map on it but that wasn't fast enough and I decided I needed a fun 93 map as well. I tuned it on 93 octane pretty aggressively at about 25 psi and it went several weeks later after that. I always considered that motor a science experiment and treated it as such, as I had not seen any 2.1s pushed that hard at the time. In hindsight, I wish I was nicer to it as it worked awesomely.

I am not sure which failure came first but I have found 3. One of the pistons had a ringland failure, all four pistons had cracks like this on both sides of the skirt on the intake side of the piston, and two of the sleeves had cracks forming. I don't know what of the failures caused other failures (cracked pistons from too much power causing too much friction on the sleeves cracking them, causing heat spots making easy detonation to kill a ringland?) or if they were each from different things.



I just pushed it too hard for too long on cheapy budget parts, but the thing was amazing for what it was.

Edit: If I had to guess on the torque difference between a 2.0 and a 2.1 I would say the butt dyno registers it at about 1/2 the difference between a 2.0 and a 2.5 but I had AVCS to help as well so not quite half but definitely significant. It is hard to quantify it exactly as a lot of things impact torque output and I changed a LOT all at once going from stock ej205 to stroker with v7 heads.
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Old 08-02-2012, 10:36 AM   #11
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Can we get some more 2.1l in here
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Old 08-02-2012, 02:34 PM   #12
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Maxwell Power Services 2.1
EJ205 bored 20 over
8.8:1 JE pistons
Mps +2mm rods
Stock 257 crank
Acl bearings

S20 heads
Kelford 199-j cams (264's)
.5 over valves
Springs and retainers

GT35r .82 housing
TXS fmic
Hydra

Made 430whp at 20 psi on pump gas. Lasted between 55000-60000 miles
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Old 08-02-2012, 02:52 PM   #13
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Hot damn, that sounds awesome.
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Old 08-02-2012, 05:31 PM   #14
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Maxwell Power Services 2.1
EJ205 bored 20 over
8.8:1 JE pistons
Mps +2mm rods
Stock 257 crank
Acl bearings

S20 heads
Kelford 199-j cams (264's)
.5 over valves
Springs and retainers

GT35r .82 housing
TXS fmic
Hydra

Made 430whp at 20 psi on pump gas. Lasted between 55000-60000 miles
Where'd this hit 20# and how far did you rev it out?
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Old 08-02-2012, 08:44 PM   #15
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Where'd this hit 20# and how far did you rev it out?
Right about 5k in fourth on a 04 6 speed. Rev'd it out to 8k daily.
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Old 08-02-2012, 09:17 PM   #16
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We are running 2.1

EJ205 block with JDM WRX AVCS heads
EJ257 crankshaft
Cosworth pistons
Manley rods
12mm ARP headstuds
ACL race bearings
Cosworth 1.1mm headgasket set
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We are made 490bhp(US 420whp),full boost 1.7bar around 3500RPM on the road


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Old 08-03-2012, 09:18 AM   #17
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Right about 5k in fourth on a 04 6 speed. Rev'd it out to 8k daily.
I absolutely think you need to put up a graph or road lag.

I mean log.
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Old 08-03-2012, 09:47 AM   #18
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Maxwell Power Services 2.1
EJ205 bored 20 over
8.8:1 JE pistons
Mps +2mm rods
Stock 257 crank
Acl bearings

S20 heads
Kelford 199-j cams (264's)
.5 over valves
Springs and retainers

GT35r .82 housing
TXS fmic
Hydra

Made 430whp at 20 psi on pump gas. Lasted between 55000-60000 miles
Thanks for the contibution to the thread, on a side note the motor lasted 60k?
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Old 08-03-2012, 09:48 AM   #19
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I absolutely think you need to put up a graph or road lag.

I mean log.
+1 for visual representation and analyzation (spelling fail).
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+1 for visual representation and analyzation (spelling fail).
It's analysis smarty pants

This is helpful as my brother will be tossing a 2.1L in his bugeye. Happy to see how capable these motors are.
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It's analysis smarty pants

This is helpful as my brother will be tossing a 2.1L in his bugeye. Happy to see how capable these motors are.


i knew i created a new word
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I absolutely think you need to put up a graph or road lag.

I mean log.
Ill try and find my dyno sheet. Never got any data logs.
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Thanks for the contibution to the thread, on a side note the motor lasted 60k?
Yes somewhere between 55k and 60k.
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Built and mapped 2.1 strokers aplenty, here's just a sample of some of them.
All kinds of turbos and head/cam combinations.



















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