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Mario’s ’93 hardtop SRD GT4202R build


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^^Difficult to say to be honest, when leaving the motor completely stock rev limit to 7,6K i have no idea really somewhere upward of 600 i'd guess, but when pulled and strengthened then the set up will be capable of a lot more then 600.

 

7.6k on a stock engine is too much Mario. I wouldn't go above 7.2k. A friend of mine in a single Supra broke his stock engine with a rev limit of 7.7k on a GT42 turbo (76mm). One rod failed an went though the block.

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7.6k on a stock engine is too much Mario. I wouldn't go above 7.2k. A friend of mine in a second single Supra broke his stock engine with a rev limit of 7.7k on a GT42 turbo (76mm). One rod failed an went though the block.

 

Yes Luc I meant 7,2Krpm, thats what Lee said to me the other day 7,2Krpm will be the limit.

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7.6k on a stock engine is too much Mario. I wouldn't go above 7.2k. A friend of mine in a single Supra broke his stock engine with a rev limit of 7.7k on a GT42 turbo (76mm). One rod failed an went though the block.

 

I ran that setup too but Ryan set my rev limit to 7300 rpm, with a 76mm turbo. He wouldn't go any higher because of the stock valve springs.

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Have met some deep holes during DB13 which in the end knackered one of my front fenders, had the car sent off for some front end work including re allignment of all bodypanels including doors, bonnet, front fenders etc. In the end car came out as new.9415902379_92d4f007aa_o-2.jpg

 

Car is now ready for it's trip to SRD. :cool:

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Had the car shipped to the UK now, Lee arranged pick-up from Newcastle. Here's a few pics from the journey to Newcastle.

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^^Srapped down on the trailer and ready for it's journey to Lee's. I went back to Holland same day. Later that day the car arrived safely at Lee's:)

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Yes, pumps are back in place and some more of the complete fuel system was completed, the intake side is done in a black finish, few parts were prepped and sent out for chroming, also some headwork.

 

Nice mate. Any pickup date already set?

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