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EVO III engine found having an affair with a Starion gearbox. Note: This is a 7 bolt bottom end not a 6 bolt Starion block.
dirtygalant wrote:Strange.. it has been widely speculated that the 7 bolt Evo blocks don't infact have the castings on the block for RWD mounts.. but I guess you've proved that wrong.
Is the whole engine sitting quite far back compared to original Starion block?
E39A VR-4 blocks are almost the same as Starion 6 bolt block, apart from being narrowblock and having slightly different sized water jackets, and a different crank cradle.
Engine sits in exactly the same place as the Starion block does. However the thermostat housing and cam position sensor fowl on the bulkhead. Decided to move the bulkhead back a few inches which will allow me to can the cam position sensor on an event if it plays up.dirtygalant wrote:Strange.. it has been widely speculated that the 7 bolt Evo blocks don't infact have the castings on the block for RWD mounts.. but I guess you've proved that wrong.
Is the whole engine sitting quite far back compared to original Starion block?
E39A VR-4 blocks are almost the same as Starion 6 bolt block, apart from being narrowblock and having slightly different sized water jackets, and a different crank cradle.
simply use the starion upper balance shaft, it all goes together the same.dirtygalant wrote:yup you're right the E33A Galant 4G63 block is no different from the VR-4 block, other than the pistons, different camshafts and the oil pump housing (for oil cooler).
so what do you need to do with that balance shaft bearing when using a twin cam head on a starion block?
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