01-23-2011, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Scott @ RA
We have done countless motor builds primarily for FI, on a variety of VQ based engines. With that said, you or your motor builder will need a host of parts, including but not limited to new forged rods, lower compression forged pistons, bearings, gaskets, seals, bolts, studs, etc. A crank would not be necessary unless you intend on changing your displacement (which I would advise against), the VQ family of cranks are very hearty and have shown to be capable of withstanding upwards to 800-1000 HP and over 12,000 rpm without a problem.
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You can leave it with the same compression as stock. I know a highly respected tuner that recommends it. I think I might lower it just a tad though, thats just me.
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