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Old 29-12-2010, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by mARC View Post
Side note to this: I have been informed that there is no need to undertake a tune when replacing a block only?

For example moving from my stock Bug WRX block to am EJ207 doesn't require a tune?

'yes I know that the other additions to my build will require it to be tuned, I'm just curious about a straight out block replacement.'

Depends on the Compression ratio between the two blocks.

If you went from 8.4:1 then swapped in a 9.0:1 short you may have detonation issues on the stock tune (or it will always run with the timing retarded as far as it can).

Always worth a dyno health check either way.
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