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4G64 motor (2.4 litre)

Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 11:58 am
by Mark Moddy
Has anone tried the crank & rods from a 4G64 motor (2.4 litre) in a 4G63 (2 litre) block ?

Or, used a complete 4G64 motor (i.e. with block & head) with the injection and manifolds/turbo from a 4G63 ?

Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 6:06 pm
by StarionPWR
It has been done, im not sure of what rod piston combo they use but you do use the 4g64 crank.
Heard a rumour a guy i know has just done this in a VR4 motor but i havent caught up with him for a while.
Aparently they make very good toque but arent quite as high revving.

Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 6:21 pm
by NXTIME
yes, all combinations of the 4g63/4 have been done, both twin cam and single cam, as well as 6 and 7 bolt cranks.


The DSM'ers in the USA have developed these combinations a great deal, with companies such as magnus motorsports making 800+hp from their engines.

www.magnusmotorsports.com

Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 7:52 pm
by quest
yep, those dohc 2.3/2.4s are monsters

sounds like question was about using the 2.4sohc stuff?

I have a 2.4L wide bellhousing pattern motor that I pulled from a truck, that I intend to run as is, with the staz turbo and manifold. Bolts up to the staz 5speed. 7 bolt crank tho.
I'll make the intake plenum bigger and run a foward facing throttle body.
In fact, I'm looking to pull the whole loom from a sonata to run it, then use a $300 piggyback to tune fuel and ignition via laptop.
The bigger dsm maf should wire in, as well as drop in 450cc injectors.
Need to find out the compression ratio and if the cyl head differs.

This setup will replace the 2L staz motor in my ae86 corolla... after the sonata mpi/ecu converion. Definitely wanna keep the digital speedo/ anlog meter combo

Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2004 10:33 am
by sigmaproject

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 5:23 pm
by 4G64B
I am currently running the 2.4L from an L300(4g64B), standard internals ,custom pleneum, exhaust mainfold, T35/45 500HP BB turbo, PWR intercooler, Delco computer . This motor has been rebuilt with standard internals with the piton crowns machined and slight ported head with mild cam. All bolts up diectly the the starion gearbox & mounts with only computer & wirining required.
In this current set up the motor is prodecing about 350Bhp(AT WHEELS) only a mild 14Psi and the torque in phenomeneal

Posted: Sun Jan 16, 2005 11:13 pm
by quest
Wow... you're way ahead of my 'thinking' 4g64. You're already at where I'm trying to get. My approach; I figure with the displacement and ruggedness of truck gear, I'd throw 400hp worth of turbo, parts and tuning at a sohc 2.4 and see if I can hit the 400whp/400wtq mark. Yours sounds well underway to that target and quite impressive and interesting setup.
Some questions if its no bother....
I'd imagine you shaved the piston crowns a bit to lower compression - from what cr to what ? Remember how much you took off ?
Stock composition head gasket ?
Cam specs and source ?
Any details on the delco ecu.... uses mitsu distributor to trigger ?

thanks

Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 4:03 pm
by 4G64B
I dont mind answering questions Quest if I know the answers

4G64 Q & A

Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 4:07 pm
by 4G64B
Gday Quest Inresponse to your questions :beer

The crowns shave to about 7.8:1 from about 8.6, Dont recall the amount removed though but do remember being dished.
The gasket was stock and not blown in 3 years
CAMS & specs was sworn to secrecy by supplier but mild
The DELCO was from a VP Commodore 5 Litreand has been modified to increse capacity of the memory, the wiring harness spliced in was from a Camira . The Distributor was modified to suit hall sensing pick up ( a signal that works with compter) but dont have exact details on that one.
The igniter was also from a 5 Litre Commodore, and airflow mesure by 3 bar map sensor.
L300 MpI manifold & Series IV Rx7 injectors & Bosh motorsport pump
PS Forgot to metion the staz also has
Koni Coil-overs adjustable Height, Bump and Rebound and uses Eibach
springs
AP 4 Spot Calipers over 330mm by 32mm slotted rotorson the front
with slotted rotors on rear with competition pad compund ( RACE
BRAKES RB74) all round
Custom Strut Braces front & back
Rims Light-weight spec Simmons 16by7.5 front 16by8 rear
Falken Azenis Club Spec semi slick tyres

Posted: Wed Jan 19, 2005 8:39 pm
by NXTIME
Sounds like a top set up. Care to post any pics?

Have you actually had it dyno'd? Any track times?

Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 7:42 am
by mrb1
Hey 4G64B sounds like you need to come to one of our track days :)

Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2005 4:59 pm
by quest
thanks for the details
sure does sound like a very nice car, well done.

8.6:1 and stock head gasket is plenty good enough to work with. Cam is no problem. I'll ssllloooowwly creep up to my target with the mods, should be fine

4G64 Systems Details contd.

Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2005 6:33 pm
by 4G64B
Also forgot to metion that the system requires the use of a Holden (GM) throttle-body from camira,V6, or 5 litre.

My system is using a V6 body bored with latrger buttrfly inplace.
just in case anyone looking to try same system.
Computer modded by chiptorque in conjuction with Silverwater Automotive Services.

Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 6:19 pm
by sigmaproject
To 4G64
There are not that many Starions around Lake Mcquarie. Saw a silver one today between Speers Point and Warners Bay. Is that yours???

Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2005 6:40 pm
by 4G64B
:D

Nah mate couldn'tbe.. mines blue and doesn't see the streets much even though fully road legal (engineer's cert). I mainly use my car for club motorsport in the newcastle MG Car Club competing in Club level & State level Supersprints & Hillclimbs.

( due to level of mods have to be same class as turbo 4WD against Sti"s & Evo"S) :(