Emperor666

hi, I wanna stroke my car to 2.3 or 2.4 but cant decide yet

2.3 set up
cp pistons 85.5mm bore
eagle h type rods
custom 2.3 crank

or

brain crower 2.4 kit
cp pistons 86mm bore
BC 4340 billet steel, 7 bolt crankshaft (102mm stroke).
BC 4340 steel Econo (600hp) rated or Pro (800hp) Series billet rods w/ARP 220,000 psi fasteners.
but I think we have eccono rods here

I have a high flow turbine its an upgraded evo 9 turbo did the upgrade in japan like the evo green kinda rated 420 hp on 1.2 bar with a gd tune not tested yet

I would like to have more tourqe + if theres any reason not to go with 2.4 please state why I did some research but still I am confused some ppl say its gd some say its worst than 2.3 and some say it have more tq at the beging but not all the way like the 2.3 I am not looking for big rpm range past 7500 rpm I will be driving it daily and for street racing, any ideas thoughts would be apperciated.

omniprobe

iTrader: (4)

For the street get a 2.3 not sure about the 2.4 but you will be rev limited a little bit more. If you want a 2.4 that can rev get a 2.4 block and build it.

skold

iTrader: (6)

2.3 l
k1 lightened cracnk
k1 rods
ross .020 over pistons

got mine for 2400 shipped, not bearings tho cause you have to measure stuff befor getting bearings

Emperor666

Only the two kits mentioned above I can get my hand on have to choose today thats in like 6 hrs or so my engine is blown btw and ive been waiting 4 months...

big block ix

iTrader: (1)

2.3L allday...

I have a green on my 2.3L stroker... btw your not going to have too much of a top end with traditional mbcs or ebcs... ecu boost control is the ONLY way to go...

I made 440whp and 480 Tq on my set up ( 30 psi )

Emperor666

seems everyone prefers 2.3 dosent sound like everyone tried 2.4 well still better than Oem stock block eitherway

wreckless969

iTrader: (11)

I'm gonna be getting a 2.4.

I did some looking into it and it seems the 2.4 is more reliable, since its not a 2.0 thats bored to 2.3 its actually a 3g eclipse or galant engine I believe thats just speced to racing. I believe the safe rev limit is 8k.

riceball777

iTrader: (33)

go with the 4g64 2.4 block

big block ix

iTrader: (1)

Lame

EVIL_EV0

iTrader: (6)

If you have a 9 you are much better off going with a 2.2 or 2.3.

The 2.4 is 8 friendly but you may lose some revs.

Personally ..... I would copy whatever the heck AMS uses because they have had excellent proven results on a **** pounded time attack car.

justboosted02

iTrader: (31)

make sure your builder knows that if you use a 4g64 block your timing marks will be off

importjake00

iTrader: (8)

How reliable is a stroker??????

Emperor666

I allready bought brian crower stroker kit with 2.4 crankshaft not gonna use 2.4 block gonna bore the head to 86 mm on stock block this kit is new kinda no need to use galant block , it will finish on wen or thursday ill try to upload a pic of it once the block is done

jmelocik

iTrader: (153)

Interesting discussion. For those of you who are saying stay away from the 4G64, what are you basing your discussion on? Do you have personal experience with this block or are you intimately knowledgeable on this block and design? I have a 4G64 block and crank and am trying to decide what to do with it. Thanks for INTELLIGENT replies and discussion.

Josh

Jeff_Jeske

iTrader: (66)

Nothing wrong with the 4G64 block .... it just doesn't play nice with mivec.

I would like to hear more about the BC 2.4 on the stock block.... that is news to me.