BR, 2.4, high hp/high rpm build?
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BR, 2.4, high hp/high rpm build?
Alright, I'm in the process of building a new offering and want to see if anyone is interested in giving it a shot.
I'm putting together a full 2.4 liter engine that I want to see make big power and fairly high RPM.
I'm going to use a 100mm billet crankshaft, the 2.4 liter block, steel rods and forged pistons.
The goal is to build this engine capable of 900+ hp and 9,000 rpm. I believe using the billet crank and quality parts inside it is possible.
This should produce some great torque and be a hell of an option for street oriented builds who want the most low/mid range they can get.
Anyone out there interested in a build like this? I'd like to get an idea and if someone with a healthy build already wants to bring us a car to install it in, tune it I'd be willing to work out a deal for a test mule.
I'm putting together a full 2.4 liter engine that I want to see make big power and fairly high RPM.
I'm going to use a 100mm billet crankshaft, the 2.4 liter block, steel rods and forged pistons.
The goal is to build this engine capable of 900+ hp and 9,000 rpm. I believe using the billet crank and quality parts inside it is possible.
This should produce some great torque and be a hell of an option for street oriented builds who want the most low/mid range they can get.
Anyone out there interested in a build like this? I'd like to get an idea and if someone with a healthy build already wants to bring us a car to install it in, tune it I'd be willing to work out a deal for a test mule.
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Probably because, using a 4G64 block, there is room for using 156, or even 159 mm rods, forcing a little on pistons' design, and the better rod ratio should allow that kind of rpm, i suppose.....
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2.4L have a better rod angle than 2.3L. also like "giangi" mentioned above. 2.4L long rod will make great power, aster spool, more torque, and more low end to mid end without sacrificing the high end power. The only problem is that having the head gasket seal correctly. But I'm sure Buschur know what he's doing.
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I would love to see this because now that I have a solid motor for my Evo, I am looking to put something on a stand and work on it over time. I was wanting to start with a 4G64 block too. This would be a great reference thread for what I was planning on doing..
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If successful will you offer these engines as a package. Including all needed to upgrade from the 4G63 block. As far as I remember through reading. You need 4G64 timing components, Water Pump, and custom Head Gasket.
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I'd certainly give you my 03 as a mule. Hell I'll drive it out there and take a bus back.
Anyone else chime in??
I'd certainly give you my 03 as a mule. Hell I'll drive it out there and take a bus back.