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http://www.toysport.com/Technical%20...tech_notes.htm
"For Modified configuration- Prepare the head with big valves and a good port and polish job, this is the best modification that can be done. The blocks can be bored to 1750cc (2TG) and 2200cc (18RG) without changing crankshafts. The 3T crank can be used in the 2TG to give 2000cc. Avoid stroking both engines beyond these, the loss of RPM capability and inherent internal imbalance are not worth the power gain. Anytime high compression pistons are used- the cams must be replaced to avoid extremely high cylinder pressures- that will call for retarded ignition timing (and a loss of RPM and HP). The stock carburetors should be changed to at least Mikuni 44s or Weber 45s.
For Race configuration- Treat the head to a competition port and polish with the most aggressive cams usable. You may need a custom intake manifold because stock manifolds will be the limiting factor to the port job. The big valves and dual valve springs are mandatory (they are bigger than the largest stock valves). The crankshaft and rods must be prepped- stress reliefed, heat treated, line-bored. Optionally rods may be upgraded to Carillos. Piston clearance is critical since these are high revving engines, follow the piston manufacturers tolerances. Piston valve pockets must also match the camshaft and valves used. The oil pumps in the 2TG and 18RG are different from the single cam models, try to use the original Twin Cam pumps, specially when converting to the 3T block. If available the TRD oil pumps must be used for the 2000cc 2TG. "
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