I want a built shortblock but....

Originally Posted by WarmAndSCSI I gave pretty much all the input I have to give, but I'm just curious - if you know the costs involved in doing a proper

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Originally Posted by WarmAndSCSI

I gave pretty much all the input I have to give, but I'm just curious - if you know the costs involved in doing a proper N/A build, why not just get a turn-key turbo kit from GTM and make 3x the power on stock internals?

I know no one has blown apart their motor yet...but I feel going that route would create an expensive ticking time bomb. F.I. is still new to the z34. I know for a fact that forged was working on a s1 shortblock but due to drama they took down their thread. Anyone know how that turned out?

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