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How reliable are the F24 stroker motors with boost?

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Old 08-12-2013, 07:05 PM
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Default How reliable are the F24 stroker motors with boost?

I've been tossing around a bunch of ideas of things to do over winter.
One good possibility is an inline pro F24 stroker motor.

How reliable should that engine be with a supercharger? Not familiar with stroker motors are reliability.

I'd probably do lower compression and run as much boost as I could with over spinning blower too much and on pump gas.
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i would also like to know as i been thinking about building a low compression f24.
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Is this from personal experience?
  • What stroke/bore?
  • Sleeve material (FRM/Iron)?
  • Compression?
  • Boost level?
  • What redline RPM?
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So for I've put about 10k miles on my F24. Put together by SOS.

CP pistons and Brian Crower Rods

88.5mm x 97mm
iron sleeves
9.2 C/R
11 psi on first setup, now around 13.5
Redline initially at 7000, now at 7400.
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Originally Posted by Jin_SK
So for I've put about 10k miles on my F24. Put together by SOS.

CP pistons and Brian Crower Rods

88.5mm x 97mm
iron sleeves
9.2 C/R
11 psi on first setup, now around 13.5
Redline initially at 7000, now at 7400.
Interesting. Street or track application? SC or Turbo? I see a turbo in your avatar but that doesn't look like the SOS unit.
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For now it's mixed street/track, but about 90% street. It's essentially a Full Race EFR kit.
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I'm hoping they can at least last 75-100k miles. Unrealistic?

Being supercharged I'd imagine it would last longer than turbo as well though.
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It would depend on a lot on materials used, driving style, power level, etc. but I was told 50k miles wouldn't be unreasonable.
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Driving style would be hardly any track if any. Just spirited nice weather driving.

Tune would be Evans tuning so no worries there.


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