What does it take for an EF to run 13s

[EK9Type S]

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K is OUT OF THE QUESTION, you cannot DO IT IN AN EF FOR LESS THAN $7000. Yes Ks are better, but they cost too much.

an there are STOCK BLOCK ks making 600whp BTW. and the keys to a K series lasting is oil pressure

I understand that he is one a budget and I understand the problem with K's spinning bearings and what not, but thats for bigger setups in most cases and even that can be solved ie oil pan baffles, etc. I have been researching K swaps for quite some time now and I understand that if you choose to get a K20 ur gonna be forking out some cash. Thats why I suggested him getting a K24, its cheaper and he could always grow from there. The video I posted is to show that he could toss a K20 head on, then if he wanted to he could even grow from there and boost it. But if he went with a B he would have to do all sorts of stuff to get the same power in then what, time for a K. Save your money and you can get that K up and running and be very satisfied.

just my .02 cents

[93H22ACX]

I understand that he is one a budget and I understand the problem with K's spinning bearings and what not, but thats for bigger setups in most cases and even that can be solved ie oil pan baffles, etc. I have been researching K swaps for quite some time now and I understand that if you choose to get a K20 ur gonna be forking out some cash. Thats why I suggested him getting a K24, its cheaper and he could always grow from there. The video I posted is to show that he could toss a K20 head on, then if he wanted to he could even grow from there and boost it. But if he went with a B he would have to do all sorts of stuff to get the same power in then what, time for a K. Save your money and you can get that K up and running and be very satisfied.

just my .02 cents

honestly...k would be good for NA but you can make power with B,H, and even D if you want to be different when it comes to FI. But K would be easier to make hp with in NA form... K head > H, H head > B, stock vs stock head flow