GSEclipse620
15+ Year Contributor
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- Nov 29, 2005
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Monmouth,
Maine
Car: 93 Eagle Talon n/t 4g63,
I am planning on building it for a turbo (please no one say "sell it and buy a turbo", i got it for cheap because the motor knocks. When you plan a full rebuild anyways it doesnt matter so much. Anyways I am planning to use the stock block and head again (new everything else pretty much). I know that a completly stock 4g63 turbo is good for 350ish. Do the n/ts and the turbos use the same block? (other than the oil squirters) and would i have any problems with the stock head? I am looking to get in the 300 -400 hp range, more if possible. But i just want to know how much it is capable of because it makes a lot of difference on what i am planning for the build. Oh yeah,, and the stock crank/ rod numbers too if anyone knows. Thanks in advance
I am planning on building it for a turbo (please no one say "sell it and buy a turbo", i got it for cheap because the motor knocks. When you plan a full rebuild anyways it doesnt matter so much. Anyways I am planning to use the stock block and head again (new everything else pretty much). I know that a completly stock 4g63 turbo is good for 350ish. Do the n/ts and the turbos use the same block? (other than the oil squirters) and would i have any problems with the stock head? I am looking to get in the 300 -400 hp range, more if possible. But i just want to know how much it is capable of because it makes a lot of difference on what i am planning for the build. Oh yeah,, and the stock crank/ rod numbers too if anyone knows. Thanks in advance
) I was thinking of the SBR 2.3 bottem end and some good head stuff ( havn't done much reading on head internals yet, srry i can't get more specific) But if my block was only good for 2OO or so i was just going to throw some stock turbo pistons in and slap a pretty much stock kit on it. But if the block/head will hold it I'm planing to make this into a long term project and build a FWD monster
If anyone can give me a deffinate on the head #s or some more specific numbers on the block ( i think i've read that stock "internals" can reach 350ish, But i don't remember seeing anything specific on what the block itself is good for, or the head for that matter) If anybody with some real technical knowlage on the specifications of the block/head could give me some advice that would be just swell.
