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Just curious to your explanations.
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Originally posted by jbillakdsm
I don't mean to sound offensive, but the 4g63 of course. I can't find anyone with a 420a that can catch my 4g63 turbo, and all the kids I know who added turbos to their 420a had a shitload of problems, while the kids with 4g63s had no problems at all. Plus, did you ever try and build a FMIC for a 420a? I think I would rather gouge out one of my eyes with a spoon. There is a reson why they didn't offer a 420a turbo, the block was not as stable or solid as the 4g63. It's like the 1.8 that was offered, I think there is one with a turbo out there and I can't imagine how much money and time was spent doing that (kudos btw). Don't get me wrong, the 420a is a good motor, but the 4g63 is just on another level.
Originally posted by CBgst
"TW, admit it please the 420a is a better designed engine stock to stock and will outlast a 4g63. Yes the 4g63 can be faster for less money obviously."
I'm not dogging the 420a but if you only had 140hp on a 4g63 i think it would last longer than the 420a. That's really nothing on a 4g63. The 4g63 still last a long time even with mods (depending on the mods ). But with the 420a in the new turbo neons we'll just have to wait and see how it holds up. By the way the turbo neons are pretty sweet looking i can't wait to race one and see how fast they are.
That's my opinion later
Originally posted by Boosted91
The 4G63 can handle nearly 500hp on the stock internals. Not many cars can claim to be able to do that without having to replace pistons, rods, etc.. A modified 4G63 motor can be much more reliably and affordably modified than the 420a. So what if its 14 years old, its lasted so long because it is such a solid engine. Look at the Lancer; after all these years its still using this engine, and now putting out around 280hp with the same block that we have in our 12 year old cars. A good engine proves itself over time, and the 4G63 has proven itself to be one of the best in the world.
Originally posted by Boosted91
The 4G63 can handle nearly 500hp on the stock internals. Not many cars can claim to be able to do that without having to replace pistons, rods, etc.. A modified 4G63 motor can be much more reliably and affordably modified than the 420a. So what if its 14 years old, its lasted so long because it is such a solid engine. Look at the Lancer; after all these years its still using this engine, and now putting out around 280hp with the same block that we have in our 12 year old cars. A good engine proves itself over time, and the 4G63 has proven itself to be one of the best in the world.
Originally posted by str8ballin
BTW, admit it please the 420a is a better designed engine stock to stock and will outlast a 4g63. Yes the 4g63 can be faster for less money obviously.
