4g64 van conversion to turbo 4g63
4g64 van conversion to turbo 4g63
hey guys
wondering if someone can help?.
my dad has had soo many problems recently with his work van(4g64),
we just had it rebuilt, was working good until he went up a steep hill and blew its head gasket, this has also happpened many times before. and hes decided to do a conversion.
So we're going to swap the engines and loom with a halfcut evo1 or galant, just need to know what other mods would be needed apart from engine mounts exhaust work intake/intercooler. and also can you bolt up the vans 4wd gearbox with a vr4 engine, or does it need some sort or customising,
any help or advise would be greatly appreciated
thanks.
taras
wondering if someone can help?.
my dad has had soo many problems recently with his work van(4g64),
we just had it rebuilt, was working good until he went up a steep hill and blew its head gasket, this has also happpened many times before. and hes decided to do a conversion.
So we're going to swap the engines and loom with a halfcut evo1 or galant, just need to know what other mods would be needed apart from engine mounts exhaust work intake/intercooler. and also can you bolt up the vans 4wd gearbox with a vr4 engine, or does it need some sort or customising,
any help or advise would be greatly appreciated
thanks.
taras
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Its been done before by a guy up here in Sydney. Apparently very straight forward believe it or not. Tried searching other forums for you - cant recall where I saw it but any of the Mitsi evo forums would be a good start to research.
Also one of the customers of where I get my tuning done has the DASH motor in his van. Seemed hassle free. Check out MRC Performance and Dyno tuning website.
Cheers
G
Also one of the customers of where I get my tuning done has the DASH motor in his van. Seemed hassle free. Check out MRC Performance and Dyno tuning website.
Cheers
G
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is the van motor a wideblock? if yes, u will have dramas. if its a narrow block 4G64, then the early evo or VR4 engine will bolt up.
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A 4g64 will be a wide blockTaras wrote:thanks ppl
hey redzone how do you tell the difference between a wide or narrow block,
its a 2.4ltr
eng no. 4G64HV0791
can u tell if its a wide block by this info?
NARROW BLOCK BELLHOUSING TOP BOLTS ARE 110 MM CENTRES ( wide block 130mm )
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85 JB 2323cc DOHC 4G63
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GROWING OLD IS MANDATORY GROWING UP IS OPTIONAL
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hey guys,
just took the head off the van yesterday, the head gasket did blow, and i had a spare from my starion, it fits up perfectly, now im thinking just bolt on a starion head with turbo and inlet manifold etc. will this work or is there going to be too much compression, being a 2.4ltr and non turbo before,
its a cheaper option to go for the starion head, but dont know what will run better and longer, the vr4 or starion swap,
thanks heaps guys.
taras
just took the head off the van yesterday, the head gasket did blow, and i had a spare from my starion, it fits up perfectly, now im thinking just bolt on a starion head with turbo and inlet manifold etc. will this work or is there going to be too much compression, being a 2.4ltr and non turbo before,
its a cheaper option to go for the starion head, but dont know what will run better and longer, the vr4 or starion swap,
thanks heaps guys.
taras
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The fire ring on a 63 gasket hangs over the ex valve on a 64 head The 64 gasket is not a true circle around the boreTaras wrote:hey guys,
just took the head off the van yesterday, the head gasket did blow, and i had a spare from my starion, it fits up perfectly, now im thinking just bolt on a starion head with turbo and inlet manifold etc. will this work or is there going to be too much compression, being a 2.4ltr and non turbo before,
its a cheaper option to go for the starion head, but dont know what will run better and longer, the vr4 or starion swap,
thanks heaps guys.
taras
Last edited by OLD FART on Mon Apr 07, 2008 1:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I've had mine since 03 07 92
85 JB 2323cc DOHC 4G63
THE OLDER I GET THE FASTER I WAS
GROWING OLD IS MANDATORY GROWING UP IS OPTIONAL
85 JB 2323cc DOHC 4G63
THE OLDER I GET THE FASTER I WAS
GROWING OLD IS MANDATORY GROWING UP IS OPTIONAL
correct it does you need a 4G64 head gasket if your running the 4G64 head i am running one and know this for a fact!OLD FART wrote:A 63 gasket hangs over the ex valve on a 64 headTaras wrote:hey guys,
just took the head off the van yesterday, the head gasket did blow, and i had a spare from my starion, it fits up perfectly, now im thinking just bolt on a starion head with turbo and inlet manifold etc. will this work or is there going to be too much compression, being a 2.4ltr and non turbo before,
its a cheaper option to go for the starion head, but dont know what will run better and longer, the vr4 or starion swap,
thanks heaps guys.
taras
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if u take any off the gasket it will not seal. twin ca heads have a way smaller combustion chamber than the sohc. the sohc one is a really odd shape, more closed chamber style, not a hemi like 2LT sohc head....
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It's a good idea and if you're using the Starion head, it will drop your comp to suit which is also good.
Definitely use the head gasket to suit the 64 Block. Get the best one that money can buy...
Definitely use the head gasket to suit the 64 Block. Get the best one that money can buy...
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