1G 1.8 monoblock with 4g63 head

[DANIEL DELGADO]

hello friends
I lowered the engine of my 1992 eclipse and to my surprise I found that I have a 1.8 monoblock, it is very similar in everything, only the difference is that the cylinders are reduced and revised and the standard 4g63 cylinders are 85mm and this monoblock is open to 30 equal to 83.2 mm

my question or questions?
the distribution band could be put on the one that the 4g63 with 153 teeth has?
I bought 4g63t pistons I am planning to adapt them in the connecting rods and cut the cylinders so that they are 85mm plus rings
do you recommend it?
Someone who has put a 1.8 monoblock there to help me in what to do to make it work since right now I already have everything invested with the rectifier?

I bought the car running and it worked very well, only it burned oil, that's why the engine went low

HELP!!!!!!

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[steve]

I suspect the lack of replys is due to not understanding what your asking.

To start, did you car come with a 4G37 1.8L engine or a 4G63 2.0L?

 

[19Eclipse90]

Looks like the block shows G4CP - very similar to the 4G63.

G4cp parts to 4g63
1G 4G63 6bolt swap to G4cp
G4CP swap into 1G

 

[steve]

I read G4CR which would be the Hyundai Sirius 1.6L block based off the 4G61, right?

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[19Eclipse90]

Now I’m unsure.

My first look at it I thought it was G4CB so it probably is the G4CR as you suggest. In that case, yes, 1.6L.