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  • Jamo
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    Yeah talk to Doug, funny thing is Doug started life out on the forum and learnt about the S2 on the forum, but as to whether to pay 2.2k to the guy above well

    BTW my stroker cost less than that to buy with a 3076r turbo

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  • epic
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    Mike I'd talk to MRC if I was you as they work on cars every day and know what they're talking about

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  • Jamo
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    Originally posted by epic
    So what do you think the cost to go down the RS2 route is? £500
    I've had the Rs2 route and it cost under 4 figures, anyhow this is Mike's thread, I'm merely pointing out that as you were hard selling on his thread that it isn't worth it.

    To have good torque in the setup you need the rods doing, if the engine is stock with stock rods it's not worth it as this is the most expensive part to do.

    Good luck with your sale in your for sale thread, Mike you have my number if you need to chat.

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  • Acidburn
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    Originally posted by epic
    So you're saying stock rods aren't good for 350 Bhp? I thought they were good for much more. Clearly it the torque thats the real issue!!
    Originally posted by Acidburn
    we all know how people want to upgrade for more power. For the sake of doing something whilst your in there its worthwhile rather than doing it once then a year or so later when you want more power doing it yet again.

    Makes sense to do things right first time round.
    Clearly you don't know how to read something..... I put above for when people upgrade for more power as I doubt people will be that impressed with a mtm setup when for the money you could clearly have alot more power.

    Tbh I couldn't care less whats in your engine and what you want for it. I know I won't be rushing out to buy it anytime soon.

    have fun and lets try to get back on topic and help mike sort his car out

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  • epic
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    So you're saying stock rods aren't good for 350 Bhp? I thought they were good for much more. Clearly it the torque thats the real issue!!

    Originally posted by Acidburn
    Because its a cheap safety option.......

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  • Acidburn
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    Originally posted by epic
    Why go to the added expense of doing rods when the engine upgrade is for 350 Bhp and well within the limits of the stock bottom end.
    Because its a cheap safety option and we all know how people want to upgrade for more power. For the sake of doing something whilst your in there its worthwhile rather than doing it once then a year or so later when you want more power doing it yet again.

    Makes sense to do things right first time round.

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  • epic
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    Why go to the added expense of doing rods when the engine upgrade is for 350 Bhp and well within the limits of the stock bottom end.

    Originally posted by Acidburn
    Agree about the rods, if the engines having all that work done to the top end then for the sake of some uprated rods it makes sense.

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  • epic
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    Mike, This is the best advice

    Originally posted by Acidburn
    Have you thought about taking it to mrc for health check?

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  • epic
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    So what do you think the cost to go down the RS2 route is? £500

    Originally posted by Jamo
    What's to tell? the RS2 route is the cheapest way to get 360-380 bhp depending on your exhaust and downpipe being 2.75 or 3 inch with suitable injectors.

    You can relay the fuel pump to get 14 volts to it or best buy a 044 to be safe.

    Time is money, money is time if that MTM engine had the rods done it would be a good buy but as it's on stock rods don't see the benefit IMO and it's MO only.

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  • Acidburn
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    Originally posted by europeanme
    Time is money, money is time if that MTM engine had the rods done it would be a good buy but as it's on stock rods don't see the benefit IMO and it's MO only.
    Agree about the rods, if the engines having all that work done to the top end then for the sake of some uprated rods it makes sense.

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  • Acidburn
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    mike - if you do find out your maf is knackered I still have one lying around you could use to get you back on the road.

    Have you thought about taking it to mrc for health check?

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  • Jamo
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    Originally posted by europeanme
    really.....
    do tell...
    What's to tell? the RS2 route is the cheapest way to get 360-380 bhp depending on your exhaust and downpipe being 2.75 or 3 inch with suitable injectors.

    You can relay the fuel pump to get 14 volts to it or best buy a 044 to be safe.

    Time is money, money is time if that MTM engine had the rods done it would be a good buy but as it's on stock rods don't see the benefit IMO and it's MO only.

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  • europeanme
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    Originally posted by Jamo
    for cost of rs2 em, rs2 turbo and rs2 generic map you'd have more power for half the price
    really.....
    do tell...

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  • europeanme
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    Originally posted by epic
    Mike, Clearly you need to buy my engine which was running perfectly before Doug took it out of my car.

    Link
    at the minute I want to get my running problems sorted out...as I am starting to get a bit cheesed off with it all....

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  • europeanme
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    I have tried taking the connector of the MAF and will clean it later..but the connectors look clean as a whistle..

    cheers for the offer Ben....I'll text you.....

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