wanting to build a stroker

[rlacasse1]

I am thinking about building an engine for my car and i was looking at the stroker threads and i found this.

The g4cs block is the ONLY part of the motor that is different from the 4g63. A timing belt from a dohc 2.4 1990 glant gs and both of the cam gears are the only other thing that is not swapped over from the 4g63.

Does this combo of stuff make a stroker engine. ### that thread went thirty different ways and confused the crap out of me.

 

[viperlp01]

Ok how to build a stroker... Take your block and have it machined and bored.. The machine shop will tell you if you need .020 over or bigger.. Then you buy the pistons which are wiescos or ross.. They make a stroker pistons. Get rods of your choice.. Then find a 4g64 stock crank. If you can't find one i suggest calling up a supplier and see if they have a 4g64 stock crank kit.. I know DSMgraveyard can get them..

recap: Pistons, Rods, Crank, machining.. everything else is the same

 

[rlacasse1]

wow. thanks. that helps alot. what car and year does ther 4g64 come out of? is that the Galant or something becuase i have no idea

 

[viperlp01]

96-99 eclipse spyders came with a 2.4 option and yes the 2.4 galant has the 4g64...

 

[rlacasse1]

thank you for the information. that helps alot. now i am not confused.

 

[Black95awd]

If you want a 6 bolt its from a Hyundai Sonanta of the 88-91ish vintage and its a G4CS not a 4G64. They are hard to come by these days.

Oliver

 

[rlacasse1]

thanks that answers the question i was just about to ask.

 

[rlacasse1]

Another question.

Can I use the stock rods since the 1G rods are suppose to be strong as hell, and just get the pistons that I would need?

 

[rlacasse1]

Can anyone answer my last question please?

 

[rlacasse1]

if my block is a 6-bolt will a 7-bolt 2.4 crank (out of a 94 Galant) and my stock 6-bolt rods work

 

[eclipsegsxccca]

you really should read around some more. type in g4cs you'll get all the anwers you're looking for. no you can't use a 7 bolt crank in a 6 bolt block