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post Jan 15, 2008 - 8:02 PM
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guys i'm rebuilding my 1996 GT. I want a stock rebuild but i want to port/polish the head and get a header with matching flow characteristics...what else can I do to see any improvements without serious big money parts? forged or stock replacement pistons?? i don't really plan on any big gains so should I just go stock piston replacement? What about cams? Chip? Tuner? Is it worth it to balance and micropolish the crank?

What is the average stock rebuild cost?

Guys...thanks!
 
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post Jan 15, 2008 - 9:29 PM
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It depends on how much HP your expecting...

+20-30 hp I recomend you stick with stock internals. To get a decent ammount of HP you can get cams regrind, port/polish, and header/exhaust.

anything more you will need to add a turbo.
post Jan 16, 2008 - 6:04 PM
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QUOTE(Hanyo @ Jan 15, 2008 - 9:29 PM) [snapback]631153[/snapback]

It depends on how much HP your expecting...

+20-30 hp I recomend you stick with stock internals. To get a decent ammount of HP you can get cams regrind, port/polish, and header/exhaust.

anything more you will need to add a turbo.



I'm looking at some head work, inverted dome top pistons, and boring the cylinders all for more compression. I guess I'll have to find a matching header and go from there. I already have a 90 eagle talon awd tsi all built up pushing over 300 horses, I just want this celica to be strong AND dependable. How much does it cost on the average for a standard rebuild on the 5sfe??

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