Who would be interested in VH45 BILLET STROKER CRANK & BILLET RODS?

[Ezekial]

"Are you tired of revving the tits off your VH45 to make power?"

"Is your VH45 not all that its cracked up to be?"

"Are you sick and tired of being beaten by 5 litre chevvy's?"

"WELL what if you could solve all these problems by fitting a billet stroker crank and rod set!"

Essentially this will give you a square Bore / stroke ratio with a capacity of 5000 cc. Rods capable of withstanding up to 300 hp each!

So ... Who would be interested in VH45 BILLET STROKER CRANK & ROD SET?

[Ezekial]

Nobody??

[PalmerWMD]

Ezekial I will move this to the Q45 section for you shortly for better response.

Fred..

[Ezekial]

Thanks fred

[John Dixon]

I've already got steel rods and 98mm pistons. Might be interested in a billet crank if it retained the stock stroke, but when I priced one over here in the UK, it was going to cost me about $13,000 in your money (as a one-off item)

[Ezekial]

well i'm chasing 8 people and the price would be well under half of that price you said ...

stroking to 5 litres makes the stroke still less than the bore so still a revvy motor but power and torque on tap

[elwesso]

well i'm chasing 8 people and the price would be well under half of that price you said ...

stroking to 5 litres makes the stroke still less than the bore so still a revvy motor but power and torque on tap

how would you make it work with the ECU and fuel timing and stuff like that...

[maxnix]

Love to rev my VH45DE, even the exquisitely smooth VH45DE (shorter stroke!). If I want a truck engine, I'd get a VK56DE, which is a stroked VK45DE.

Impul 5.1L stroker is limited to around 6200 rpm.

Long live the top end!

[nchopp]

"Are you sick and tired of being beaten by 5 litre chevvy's?"

Since that hasn't happened to me yet, no. ;-)

[rsiwicki]

Since that hasn't happened to me yet, no. ;-)

There ain't much getting past me either these days and if I do technically lose I sure do catch them off guard and get their attention. Besides...that is one of the best things about the Q45....reving it out to 7,300rpms.

[Ezekial]

how would you make it work with the ECU and fuel timing and stuff like that...

i am a microtech distributer

the revs wont change. these engines (as are most v8's) are limited by the valvetrain setup anyway

[maxnix]

Since that hasn't happened to me yet, no. ;-)

Maybe a real late sixties Z28, but otherwise....baaawaaahhhaawwaaa.

[Ezekial]

so nobody really modifies their VH45?

[gniknave]

so nobody really modifies their VH45?

My JWT ECU & TCU combined with the Level Ten transmission put's a bright enough smile on my face. I prefer not to mod the engine itself since it's my daily driver right now.

[elwesso]

Most poeple that have VH45s have them in Qs... And people are too cheap to even keep their cars running right!

[gniknave]

Most poeple that have VH45s have them in Qs... And people are too cheap to even keep their cars running right!

[Ezekial]

Most poeple that have VH45s have them in Qs... And people are too cheap to even keep their cars running right!

thats a shame

Quote »My JWT ECU & TCU combined with the Level Ten transmission put's a bright enough smile on my face. I prefer not to mod the engine itself since it's my daily driver right now[/quote]Well when you already have a 1000 hp turbo and some other bits and pieces added on you start to look for more modifications

[twoeightythreez]

I'm interested, I have a spare vh45 I wanna build some more cubes into someday.
Problem like most of us is I have to invest funds needed to build. A monster motor into the car first lol
As far as rpm limits, I don't see why a properly balanced vh stroker assembly wouldn't be capable of at least the stock 6900 rpm. Geez, BBC motors Rev 6500+ all day
Even buick big blocks can be built to Rev 7000rpm as the stroke is short for the big block world at 3.900 inches.
So again it's hard for me to believe that a vh45 with a 3.636" stroke would be rpm limited in any way.

[Rogue One]

You do realize this is an 11 year old thread right? Member Ezekial was last on this forum on Mon Mar 24, 2008 (8 years ago) so I wouldn't wait for a reply.

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