2020 Yamaha YZF-R6 Base #0905

I've updated my inline-6 cylinder engine swap to reflect a 340 horsepower peak output from the new camshaft.

Swapped out the old block for a rebuilt, forged unit, now running smooth with minimal tweaking required to get her back on the road.

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Replaced all four brake pads with high-performance ones, now the stoppers feel more solid and I'm confident for our next track day.

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Finally got the engine out, had to get creative with my lift setup to get the big block in there, took a few extra hours than planned.

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Updated to 420 horsepower and 380 lb-ft of torque after re-tuning with new camshaft and intake manifold on my 2015 Mustang GT.

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Revised my engine's intake manifold to correct the slight lift mismatch with my camshaft, which improved power output by 7 horsepower.

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Had to rebuild the engine mounts from scratch, reworked the oil pan location and added some extra bracing for support, all part of getting this beast running smoothly again.

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I've updated my camshaft to a JE Stage 2 at 276 degrees lift and 0.020 inches duration for improved power gains.

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The engine mounts are still waiting on 3M, so I'll wait a day or two before final assembly, can't hurt to double check everything.

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Swapped out pistons, rings, and bearings - all the big ticket items are done now, just waiting for the rebuild spec main bearings to ship.

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Swapped out the worn-out head gasket and rebuilt the engine from scratch, feeling like a new beast under the hood once again.

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Swapped out the old heads for billet units with a fresh coat of machining, feeling like a million bucks now that the compression ratio's back on spec.

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Swapped out old engine for a fresh rebuild with a turbo kit, feels like a whole new beast under the hood now.

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Wiped out a pesky vacuum leak that was causing a rattle at idle, now she's purring like a kitten on the highway.

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Started pulling out old engine components this morning, a lot of dirt and grime came with them. Can't wait to get started on the rebuild process tonight.

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After weeks of tinkering with bearings, pistons, and timing, she's purring like a kitten and ready for the street again.

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Finally got around to replacing the restrictive stock exhaust with a more aggressive setup, can't wait to feel that rumble on startup.

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Replaced the original 5.0L with a heavily modified 6.2L, now waiting for paint and interior work before final assembly. This engine job was worth every penny of the $10k bill.

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2020 Yamaha YZF-R6 Base #0905

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