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Would one of you gents be kind enough to give me a casting number or part number to the Head on the 2.0 staz motor so common in Australia.

I have a fellow that claims to have found a Aussie staz turbo motor in a junk yard Mighty Max (l200). He is willing to sell me the head but does not have the Turbo valve cover. I'm a little weary about a purchase without knowing for sure.

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Post by Lunacy »

Hey man
Will have a look later this evening and get it for ya. I saw that post on SQC guy reckons its a 3 valve per cylinder head which would make it a DASH one, even rarer!!
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The turbo heads have a 'T' cast into the rear. From memory it is about 1" high and is a raised letter (almost like a bead of weld).
I don't know about the dash head.

Just like the 2.6 head steer clear of jet valves. Don't confuse this turd as a dash head. The dash head has two identical sized inlet valves.
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MrBishi wrote:The turbo heads have a 'T' cast into the rear. From memory it is about 1" high and is a raised letter (almost like a bead of weld).
I don't know about the dash head.

Just like the 2.6 head steer clear of jet valves. Don't confuse this turd as a dash head. The dash head has two identical sized inlet valves.
I'm almost certain that the dash has 2 different size inlet valves
The smaller one opens all the time & the larger one is engaged by a solenoid at the back of the head at app 1700 rpm
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OLD FART wrote:I'm almost certain that the dash has 2 different size inlet valves The smaller one opens all the time & the larger one is engaged by a solenoid at the back of the head at app 1700 rpm
That's what I thought too.
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MrBishi wrote:The turbo heads have a 'T' cast into the rear. From memory it is about 1" high and is a raised letter (almost like a bead of weld).
I don't know about the dash head.

Just like the 2.6 head steer clear of jet valves. Don't confuse this turd as a dash head. The dash head has two identical sized inlet valves.
It's got jet valves and is not a DASH head. Do you have a pic of the "T" on the head. The guy says there aren't many markings on it. Here are some pics of what he has.

http://new.photos.yahoo.com/dsmpilot/al ... 2404620322

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Post by benny »

shouldn't the engine number be G36bt for the turbo one??
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That's not a dash head ( they have 8 inlet ports )Definately jet valve
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benny wrote:shouldn't the engine number be G36bt for the turbo one??
This engine was found in a truck here in the US. I just worry that the head has been swapped and only the turbo short block was used. I've got a non-turbo g63b head already.
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What's the difference between a turbo head and a NON turbo head?

When my original head cracked a couple years back I replaced it with a head out of a '92 SpaceWagon and used my original cam and lifters (the head came with hydrolic lifters)

The only difference i could find was a slightly different cumbustion chamber
the 92 head has a much smoother chamber with a kind of dent near the sparkplug.

It's still on the car today tough it has not seen much use lately.
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Cam and Valves. There are no turbo cams available for the 2.0 SOHC here in the states. I do believe someone makes stainless valves though.

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Cams for 2l also hard to come by here in AUS, manufacturer stopped making blanks to grind, so mainly only stage 2 regrinds are availiable.
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Any markings on the cam to identify if it is actually a turbo cam?
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