Garret 2876 turbo setup suit RWD twin cam

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Garret 2876 turbo setup suit RWD twin cam

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After building this setup for a previous starion, im considering selling it, as im quite happy with the setup on my current car.Consists of:

Brand New twin BB 2876 with used .86 ceramic coated exhaust housing(i swapped housings with a different car.(cost $2000)

Turbo is low mounted so you get a nice straight dump pipe, and able to run complete brake/clutch heatshields

Dump pipe flange

Braided hoses/speedflow fittings

ceramic coated steam pipe manifold

Alternator and brackets needed to relocate to a/c position

Harmonic balancer to suit alternator

$1800

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May we see some pics please?
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anyone?
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Also have 4g64 twin cam, custom cosworth pistons, oil squirters, arp rod bolts, gapless rings. available. BRAND NEW
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What block have you used to build it, and what sort of price?
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4G64 express van wideblock, crank gound, acl race bearings, block modified for oil squirters, VR4 timing gear/oil pump. VR$ rods with arp bolts, SPS custom pistons(I think they are cosworth blanks)8.8:1 comp. Also have a reco VR4 head. Was a complete assembled motor, but i pulled the head and one piston to check that the gapless rings were fitted to the second ring.

Dont really know what it is worth, depends if the head is included i guess.
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That would be a 7 bolt crank with girdle...
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enthuzed wrote:That would be a 7 bolt crank with girdle...
why?
Fibreglass airdams $370, fibreglass front bumpers $260, reco drag links $165, alloy radiators $925 (unpolished), h/l switch rebuilds $125, all plus freight.
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The 64 was available in 1989 onwards Express & L300 vans as a 7 bolt crank with girdle 2.4 EFI motor. Or am I incorrect?
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Post by OLD FART »

I think the early 2.4 vans were 6 bolt but I'm sure there is someone here that will know for sure
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enthuzed wrote:The 64 was available in 1989 onwards Express & L300 vans as a 7 bolt crank with girdle 2.4 EFI motor. Or am I incorrect?

yes very incorrect, they were 6 bolt til sometime in 92 when they changed to the 7 bolt across all 4G63/4G64 types. I have a 6 bolt 64 here from an efi 92 van..
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Post by enthuzed »

I'll check the year of the 2.4 van I had, I thought it was an 89, definitely was before 1992.
But I do recall it was a 7 bolt with girdle (look up enthuzed on p'bucket for pics even) & I decided not to use it & build up a Starion block instead...
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Post by Sargeant_Khan »

engine swap maybe? imagine if someone bought my starion and claimed an 82 starion with twin cam lol.
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