Engine Rebuild - Line hone mains & ARP studs?
Discussion
Hi all,
Am going to be starting a RV8 rebuild for my TVR Chimaera.
Rebuild is being based on old 4.6 Range Rover engine. Will be flanging liners, getting head work done and regrinding crank etc etc.
I'd like to get a decent power output from it - not crazy bhp but something between the TVR versions of the RV8 that went in the 450's and 500's
Won't be revving the nuts off it all the time but would like to know that the main caps aren't going to be jiggling round if I give it some up round the 5000's especially as I'll be running (probably) a stealth cam / pocketed pistons.
Car will be mainly road use with very occasional track days.
So bearing all that in mind, would it be advisable to go the ARP tourqued up route or stay with the standard main bolts?
Thanks
Ryan
Am going to be starting a RV8 rebuild for my TVR Chimaera.
Rebuild is being based on old 4.6 Range Rover engine. Will be flanging liners, getting head work done and regrinding crank etc etc.
I'd like to get a decent power output from it - not crazy bhp but something between the TVR versions of the RV8 that went in the 450's and 500's
Won't be revving the nuts off it all the time but would like to know that the main caps aren't going to be jiggling round if I give it some up round the 5000's especially as I'll be running (probably) a stealth cam / pocketed pistons.
Car will be mainly road use with very occasional track days.
So bearing all that in mind, would it be advisable to go the ARP tourqued up route or stay with the standard main bolts?
Thanks
Ryan
Edited by debaron on Monday 14th February 19:19
Gassing Station | Chimaera | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff





we have Quinny with the media and Daz with his Dyno-graphs 
agreed but one is very informative, and the other is just a bunch of videos 



