will this block work?

[trbotaln]

Whats up, me and my friend are working on a project, and I was wondering if a 6 bolt 2.0 N/A block can be used in place of a turbo 6 bolt turbo block? I was told that it would work, but their will be no oil squirters. The reason is their is a 2.0 cyclone N/A block at the junkyard and if we can use it then it would be great. Also is the 6 bolt N/A crankshast and the six bolt turbo crankshaft the same or are they different?

 

[Lunch_Box]

As long as you replace the internals with something that handle boost it will be fine. Oil squirters aren't needed so don't worry.

 

[2GDSM95]

I was trying to find out the spec on the 2 block's. To me the rod's look the same. I am wondering about the compression. I no you have to change the front water pipe or add a water fitting and put 1 water fitting's in the water outlet for the turbo and the oil sending unit where the oil filter is. this needs to be changed . I am trying to find out about the compression and piston strength. I think the whole bottom end is the same except the piston but not sure.

 

[timloomis]

rods are the same,crank is the same except for the notch for the flywheel,pistons are a lot weaker and 9.0:1 compression compared to 7.8:1 on 1g turbo's.

 

[2GDSM95]

Weeker Because Of The Material Or The Compresion. WILL THE TURBO 6 BOLT FLYWHEEL FIT

 

[mavisky]

I'm running a 6 bolt nt block and crank with turbo rods and pistons right now. Only reason I have the turbo rods installed right now because I didn't see the point in switching the pistons around since the rods themselves are the same.

 

[2GDSM95]

Thank's I Will Just Build The Non Turbo Block And Put 2g Turbo Piston's In.