Reply to "What can I add to my 1915 cc stock engine?"

OCC

I was in the same spot you are last year. I decided to build my own 2276. I had no experience what so ever building an engine. I took the 1915 out and put it in a corner of garage and built a long block. I was going to use the 1915 case, pistons, rods, cylinders, and jugs to save about $2,000 on the build. Wife told me not to touch that 1915 in case I screw up the build. So I built the 2276 from scratch. The motor turned out great. I got a lot of help from the guys on this site plus EZGZ and VWDarrin youtube channels. I did have a few problems but worked through them. I really enjoyed the build and learned a lot. I would do it again. Actually, I might take that 1915 sitting in corner this winter and build a little more radical motor than my first build.

11/14/176:58 AM

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