MAP 2.4L pistons problems with Turbo Tuff Rods
Oct 28, 2010, 09:00 AM
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pistons can affect rod angle if they are not the right piston.
If the rod pin whole is moved then the rod angle is also changed.
Both the 4g63 and 4g64 share the same rods, they are 150mm.
what change between the 2 are the pistons and crank.
4g63=88mm crank
4g64=100mm crank
also the std bore on a 4g64 is 86.5mm and the 4g63 is 85.0mm
If the rod pin whole is moved then the rod angle is also changed.
Both the 4g63 and 4g64 share the same rods, they are 150mm.
what change between the 2 are the pistons and crank.
4g63=88mm crank
4g64=100mm crank
also the std bore on a 4g64 is 86.5mm and the 4g63 is 85.0mm
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