Cracked Piston #2..WTH?
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Rods, $700
Pistons, $625
Gasket kit, $200
Timing belt, tensioner, $145
Rod bearings, $90
Labor, $1000
Oil, antifreeze etc., $200
Pistons, $625
Gasket kit, $200
Timing belt, tensioner, $145
Rod bearings, $90
Labor, $1000
Oil, antifreeze etc., $200
buschur ...do u perform something like check clearance, balacne engine...etc. ???
or just swap it off?
u are gonna perform those task while enigne in on right? then u are not able to perform balance engine etc?
,... isnt it important to check (balance engine and check clearance) when u blue print the engine?
thanks in advance~
Last edited by yesevo; Feb 21, 2007 at 09:14 AM.
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i just wanna have super safe engine with maybe methanol kit on stock turbo...or
abit bigger turbo and no more than 400whp=less headache.
cause even now i m kinda worried about blowing up engine whenever i hit the boost. right now pushing 300whp at the shop dyno tuned by dynoflash.
abit bigger turbo and no more than 400whp=less headache.
cause even now i m kinda worried about blowing up engine whenever i hit the boost. right now pushing 300whp at the shop dyno tuned by dynoflash.
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The number 2 cylinder always runs leanest on a 4g63 because of intake manifold design. The geometry of the intake allows numer 2 to recieve the most air so it always runs leaner than the other three. After taking apart 100 4g63 motors in need of rebuild this is very apparent. The no 2 piston always leads the way in detonation damage.
If your engine tuned on gas is rich for cylinders 1,3,and 4 then so is your alky injected engine. Spraying one or too jets before the TB does not make the A/F all of sudden equal between cylinders. The problem of unequal distribution gets even worse when you inject alky. Unless of course you are injecting on each runner with four jets, then it would be the same as no injection.
Edit: look at the photo above of the intake. The clean intake is cleanest on no 2 runner. Supporting what I am saying. No 2 gets the most air in a non injected motor. In an injected motor that runner is getting the most cleaning because the air now contains properly atomized alky. More of it on number 2.
At least I learned something today. On a non-injected engine the no 2 always goes lean first. On an injected motor the no 2 becomes the richest.
The number 2 cylinder always runs leanest on a 4g63 because of intake manifold design. The geometry of the intake allows numer 2 to recieve the most air so it always runs leaner than the other three. After taking apart 100 4g63 motors in need of rebuild this is very apparent. The no 2 piston always leads the way in detonation damage.
If your engine tuned on gas is rich for cylinders 1,3,and 4 then so is your alky injected engine. Spraying one or too jets before the TB does not make the A/F all of sudden equal between cylinders. The problem of unequal distribution gets even worse when you inject alky. Unless of course you are injecting on each runner with four jets, then it would be the same as no injection.
Edit: look at the photo above of the intake. The clean intake is cleanest on no 2 runner. Supporting what I am saying. No 2 gets the most air in a non injected motor. In an injected motor that runner is getting the most cleaning because the air now contains properly atomized alky. More of it on number 2.
At least I learned something today. On a non-injected engine the no 2 always goes lean first. On an injected motor the no 2 becomes the richest.
Last edited by SlowCar; Feb 22, 2007 at 06:28 AM.
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