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P5 Projects > Project Turbo 2

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No time is wasted getting the engine ready for extraction.

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Out she comes.

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Now the work of stripping the engine down will start.

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Engine on the stand ready for stripping.

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Twin cams, 16 valves and variable valve timing.

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Pistons at 9,000 miles.

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10.0:1 compression piston on a 2002 model.

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Oil pick-up and Main Bearing Support Plate a new addition to the 1800 engine. It's function is to keep the main caps aligned and prevent failure from crank flex at high rpm.

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2002 crank.

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Factory balanced crank.

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If you're re-using the stock rods, notice the mark on each half for correct orientation.

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Stock 2002 rods and pistons.

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Crank ready for transportation along with the block, new pistons and rods, flywheel, clutch plate and front pulley.

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MoTeC M4 Pro and additional wiring.

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The additional wires are run through the firewall with trunking to protect them and give an OEM look.

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The left side houses the wires for the injectors, MAP and temperature sensors. On the right, o2 and knock sensors, boost control and cam angle sensor.

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The MoTeC sits besides the OEM ECU. The wires just need tidying and then the cover goes back on.

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Dismantling the OEM shocks and springs.

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This is what M2 shock tops include, more travel.

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New KYB AGXs and FM lowering springs.

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Fronts installed.

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OEM rear shocks.

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New rear shocks/springs installed.

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FM front and rear anti roll bars, complete with bushings.

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The stock ARB is puny compared to the uprated version! Notice the different holes for adjustment.

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FMs front mounted bar and plate intercooler.

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Carrillo A-Beam rods provide the strength needed for 250+bhp...

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...and Wiseco 9.0:1 compression pistons provide protection for a high boosted engine.

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RC Engineering 550cc/min injectors are wired neatly into the factory case. The injector wires will run directly back to the MoTeC using a custom loom.

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The Vishnu fuel rail ensures even fuel distribution to each injector through a dual feed.
 

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Fast spooling GT28 ball bearing turbo.

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We have power! 262bhp @ 7238rpm and 241 lb/ft torque at 4027rpm..