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Slight Inspiration...
both these 2.2l ecotecs were running low 7's... sure its slightly unrealistic but at the same time its nice to see people are using our 2.2 and not the 2.0 or 2.4.
the top picture was a drag car that put down a 6.5 as their best time at NOPI Rockingham.
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even the chevy race enigines are 2.2's the only reason the ss is a 2.0 is so it can rev quicker chevy still lives by the bigger it is the more it can make theory and before you ask why not the 2.4 try and find any drag cars using any type of vvt on the engines i their always high in the rpm range so what the point in making the cams work at low rpms
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Ummm...sorry to burst your bubble but do a little research. Most, if not all, of the GM race Ecos are 2.0L. Those are both CLEARLY 2.0L motors...just look at the head and valve covers. The 2.0 covers are more squared edges than rounded like the 2.2L and the head and block don't look as porous and they have the cross-hatched pattern on them. Again sorry to burst your bubble. The cars are disguistingly fast though. I got to be on the line for all of the GM Race Team runs at the 05 NOPI NDRA World Finals and I'll be there racing and watching them set records again.
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Go look them up. I got to sit in the pits between rounds, go up to the line with the teams, and celebrate the first 7 second FWD run in NOPI history with them last year. Every motor is 2.0L using the 2.0L head and 2.2L block. You decide what that makes them but they are run at 2.0L so they can rev higher.
*edit*Unless they COMPLETELY changed things in a year they are 2.0L. i doubt they would give up all the info they had and the times and power they made for .2L
*edit*Unless they COMPLETELY changed things in a year they are 2.0L. i doubt they would give up all the info they had and the times and power they made for .2L
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http://www.gm.com/company/gmtunersou...s_drag_pro.htm
do the research yourself... look at all these cars with OMG 2.2!!
ill take the word of the driver over yours
the second car on that list and the third car on that list were at the show...
the first picture i posted is a, you guessed it, a 2.2l
do the research yourself... look at all these cars with OMG 2.2!!
ill take the word of the driver over yours
the second car on that list and the third car on that list were at the show...
the first picture i posted is a, you guessed it, a 2.2l
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Well I'll be damned. Either they changed everything around for 06 or the boogers decided to change the listing style. someone go check the rules...see if they started penalizing the 2.0 too heavily LOL. I know for a fact that the 3 at the World Finals last year were running 2.0L motors.
Either way those are definately LSJ heads and cam covers. So that's truely a hybrid-Eco I like what I see!
Either way those are definately LSJ heads and cam covers. So that's truely a hybrid-Eco I like what I see!
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it deff the 2.2 i have the gm build book infront of me they may be the lsj heads but look at it this way thier already made for boost so why not use them
EDIT i even just foud it in the book where it says they use the lsj heads on the 1400 horse version
EDIT i even just foud it in the book where it says they use the lsj heads on the 1400 horse version
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Yes they use the 2.2L block because it supposedly has better oiling abilities off the line. Although if I had my choice I'd choose the 2.0L block just because it's made using a better casting method.
I think they use the actual displacement of the motor now because so many teams are using lower displacement so they can rev higher safer.
I'm gonna have to make a few calls. I gotta see why they changed to 2.2L. I'm looking at the rulebook and it doesn't look like they were penalizing the 2.0L too much more than last year. This has me entrigued now.
I think they use the actual displacement of the motor now because so many teams are using lower displacement so they can rev higher safer.
I'm gonna have to make a few calls. I gotta see why they changed to 2.2L. I'm looking at the rulebook and it doesn't look like they were penalizing the 2.0L too much more than last year. This has me entrigued now.
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Originally Posted by Clmbngfrk18
it deff the 2.2 i have the gm build book infront of me they may be the lsj heads but look at it this way thier already made for boost so why not use them
EDIT i even just foud it in the book where it says they use the lsj heads on the 1400 horse version
EDIT i even just foud it in the book where it says they use the lsj heads on the 1400 horse version
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Originally Posted by Listerman
dude i talked to all the drivers and they are 2.2l motors.
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Originally Posted by NJHK
They were probably originally 2.2L motors and then they de-stroked it by switching the crankshafts, lowering the displacement to 2.0L. That's what they were doing before the 2.0 Motors were ever in production (I think I remember as far back as 2002).
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