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$90 dollar short block

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Mar 27, 2006
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Ok like the tittle says i got a short block for $90 dollars at my local junk yard it came of a 94 fwd gst.
The whole motor was in the car and i was surprised that it was a jdm cyclone turbo motor whith the mitsubishi red top valve cover the timing belt snapped so i did not bother on buying the head
The guy wanted $250 dollars for the whole motor but i have no use for the head or cyclone intake manifold so he told me i could get the short block for $90 if i pulled it my self and he gave me the mitsubishi valve cover for free.
So let me know you guys opinions on this
also the block did not have a knock sensor on the back i'm really sure all tubo motors come whith a knock sensor but correct me if i'm wrong and the top of the pistons say 63dT
is that what all turbo pistons suppose to say?
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Thanks i just wanted to make sure it was the real thing..
Also do you guys think this motor can still hold up to some boost or should i just get new
pistons and rings my goal is 350hp to the wheels and just for street use,
 
I would at least perform the standard rebuild on the block, especially since you will be looking for 350 whp. I would go 1g rod and 2g piston and do an oem rebuild, that should be more than enough to get you to your goals.
 
Ok i know the block has turbo pistons but how can i tell if it's a real turbo block?
it did not have a knock sensor on the back of the block and also it had an external oil cooler when i bouth it...
it says 4g63 on the block is there a way i can tell is a turbo block not the n/a block?
 
I looked at the thread title and was thinking...christ even a 250k mile 7 bolt is worth $90. But it haha!!
 
If you look at pic number two, you can see the oil sqirters (at least the bolts for them) right to the top of cylinders #2 and #3. It is turbo. The pistons on a non turbo as well are less beveled, more flat.
Mike
 
Umm, get that cyclone intake, you can sell it for at least a 100 bucks...
 
Thanks for the reply's i'm probally gona end up doing a .20 over whit 2g pistons arp hardware and new bearings also where can i buy 2g pistons for a good price?
 
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