Originally posted by cossyking
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I do agree with you all but if money was no object i would like to see 1000bhp out a yb block just to see it done which eould be awesome u got to agree. Thing is no one really nos how reliable the alloy ones are as they havent been tested that well yet reallysigpic
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Originally posted by Davecos 4x4 View PostI have no idea how much a very big spec engine costs, however if I ever did spend the money needed to get one I for one would want one that's reliable and not going to go bang not long after and if that means spending a bit more on another type of block...I would.
The thought is making the block diff will help this but no one has really tested at the hp level that causes the problem for long enough so it may not fix the issue only time will tell that,
What I have done will change the resonance and I am 100% sure this is a path that no one else has done on a YB,
Only time will tell if it fixes the problem we have seen.
Mark
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Exactly Dave they aren't just splitting in the focus it's common and if a alloy block sorts it then it's a must I don't see the gain in saying I've managed to get a standard block reliable at £1000 bhp plus the fact they are getting rare now and going for a hell of a lot of money
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Originally posted by Davecos 4x4 View Postgood on you Mark for pushing the boundries however I bet its not your money that's paying for this so whoever is lol, they may have the most powerful yb....but for how long, if using the other block there may be a chace of it lasting longer and as said...time will tell.
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Another good point Dave it's ok as a tuner pushing boundaries but as a customer Charlie in particular just wants it to do what he need it to do if it's a aftermarket block so be it I don't know where he will go from here on if it breaks this block
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