Thats not very nice. You just insulted a lot of KA-T guysmatt6669 wrote:how much is it going to cost to do a ka-t the RIGHT way. none of this used part crap and none of this home made bs.
As is every motor when starved of oil. Only buy the greddy pan if your going to do racing that involves high lateral G's or your stock one is ruined.98s14inaz wrote:That greddy oil pan is worth every penny as sr's are prone to spun bearings. Definitely a good investment.
What exactly do you hate about it? This has to be coming from a financial aspect, right? The WRX is the ONLY new car I'd get. (with the exception of a g35 and STi of course) And Im still kinda planning on getting one...matt6669 wrote:...i guess im just comparing it to my wrx(which i now hate)...
I just had a MO (mental orgasm) thinking about those cars.Neejay wrote: What exactly do you hate about it? This has to be coming from a financial aspect, right? The WRX is the ONLY new car I'd get. (with the exception of a g35 and STi of course) And Im still kinda planning on getting one...
More oil capacitybetter bafflesJ-Spec Tuner wrote:Reasons for upgrading to greddy oil pan:-Racingor-stock pan is trashed
I am assuming this guy thinks he is going to drift with his SR powered 240. Hmmmmm drifting is a high lateral g autosport. I think the greddy pan is a good idea using that logic. Believe me if my KA had an aftermarket pan that had better baffles I would have it. I don't even drift and I would still buy it. Tearing a motor apart is a pain in the ***. If $280 would give me better odds of not having to rebuild my motor I am all for it. Oil starvation sucks.J-Spec Tuner wrote:Well the stock pan has no baffles, and $280 is a lot for a prevention you dont need if you dont race.
I agree though, if you have the cash to burn, that and rocker arm stoppers ($60) make a big difference when giving the SR a beating. I have both these mods and my SR has held together even when being revved passed 8000rpms (by accident of course).
I don't think that's really a fair assessment of the WRX. Granted, the transmission might be the weak link in the car but I've seen plenty of them last a long time with proper driving habits.matt6669 wrote:i would never ever buy another wrx in my life. Those cars are built like the biggest pos. the transmission in them suck so much its not even funny. I just had to go for a total rebuild on my trans and it only has 46 thousand miles on it and has never been to the track.
Slow down a sec. The sr's internals are fine. I am just saying rebuild the stock stuff and clean it up. New rings, bearings, headgasket (cometic), seals, oil pump, water pump, new oil pan. You might go ahead and do the nismo thermo and cap. That motor will be fine with a fresh start.matt6669 wrote:yeah i definitely hear you all on that one.spend 280 for a little bit more of security its worth it to me
trying to decide, do i buy a motor now before i have a sr, tear apart the motor with help from someone, build now forged internals (depending on how much its going to cost) and build my motor first, then get the car, its gonna cost a fortune tho 3 grand for motor and transmission, then probably like another 2 grand to put a few things that need to be better into the motor.
then we've got another 2 grand for catback, dp, bov, and i wanna do a front mount.plus another 300 for a radiator since everyone says upgrade radiator when you do fm.then i want to do turbo i just odn't have that much money to dump this sucks i wish i had maybe 3 grand more im my budget off the start dammn dammmn dammn
im thinking it almost looks better to buy an s13 even tho I REALLY DONT' WANT TO DO THAT
maybe a front end conversion might be in the future gahhhhh
i need to talk to some people one on one and get some opinions i think if anyone lives in northern nj or surrounding areas and wouldn't mind bsing with a newbie it would be greatly appreciated