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Old Mar 4, 2013, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnBradley
I prefer to run 9:1 motors myself anyway, but if you want a 10:1 motor that technically would be a custom piston. Since they spec the pistons out with a 0.042 gasket (stock) and most of us run a 0.051, there is a drop in compression anyway. 10:1 motors are limited to 20-21psi for the most part anyway from what I have seen...safely on 92.
Which brand gasket do you use that is 0.051? Cosworth?

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Originally Posted by 03whitegsr
Gas ports combined with a dry sump means you can run low tension rings to reduce frictional loses while still getting exceptional sealing under high cylinder pressures. Gas ports with standard tension rings lose some of the benefit, but can still improve power by providing better ring seal.
So... if you were to do a dry sump setup, you would spec out the engine internals with that in mind (ie: gas ports and low tension springs)? Do any manufacturers offer low tension springs and the gas ports for their pistons and are readily available?
Old Mar 4, 2013, 11:42 PM
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I have received mine, this is the latest Asymetric Evo pistons
Old Mar 5, 2013, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by nollij
So... if you were to do a dry sump setup, you would spec out the engine internals with that in mind (ie: gas ports and low tension springs)? Do any manufacturers offer low tension springs and the gas ports for their pistons and are readily available?
Not that I'm aware of for the 4G63. Chevy V8s, yeah, you can pretty much order anything you want and its shelf-stock somewhere. You can probably spec out a low tension ring package on these pistons though.

Something I'm curious about though on the gas ports. There are a few threads on speedtalk and guys report the vertical ports will actually fill up with soot in a matter of a handful of drag runs, making them useless very quickly. They also report high ring wear rates though with even just a handful of runs. It basically shows that the ports are doing exactly what they are supposed to, force that ring firmly into the cylinder wall, but it shows they are meant for full out competition drag engines that get tore down after every event.

Anybody run vertical gas ports on a 4G63 have similar experiences?

The horizontal ports on the other hand are reported as being used by road race guys with great results. They also notice higher ring wear rates, but nothing like the vertical port drag guys.
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Originally Posted by Dragracer187
Which brand gasket do you use that is 0.051? Cosworth?
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Old Mar 5, 2013, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 03whitegsr

Anybody run vertical gas ports on a 4G63 have similar experiences?

The horizontal ports on the other hand are reported as being used by road race guys with great results. They also notice higher ring wear rates, but nothing like the vertical port drag guys.
So far (knock on wood) we havent seen any issues with them. No excessive smoke or seeming negatives.
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wiseco evo asymetric 2013 model is 336gram , normal wiseco is 348gram , the HD is 350gram , all without pins, all are 86mm
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We just build a 2.0 long rod using the -10cc asymmetric pistons off the shlef now, std bore.

The 4 thou PTW clearance was indeed set at the piston skirt for a brand new block

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Old Jun 14, 2013, 12:56 AM
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Can the k667m855ap be used on the Evo1-3/Eclipse 7-bolt 2.gen engine?(100 mm crank and 150 mm rods) Reason I ask is because the intake- and exhaustvalves are on the opposite side vs the Evo 4-8.

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Aaron- So if I wanted to do a 2.2L 4g63, I'd need the 153 rods? How much are those? And then what size piston. 9:1
And this would be a 94mm crank, right?
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Originally Posted by bsh
Can the k667m855ap be used on the Evo1-3/Eclipse 7-bolt 2.gen engine?(100 mm crank and 150 mm rods) Reason I ask is because the intake- and exhaustvalves are on the opposite side vs the Evo 4-8.

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Nop they cant be used, I have already got a set , it has opposite orientation for the valve reliefs. The pistons are also not symmetrical thus u cant rotate it.
Old Jun 17, 2013, 12:42 AM
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Originally Posted by jinkl
Nop they cant be used, I have already got a set , it has opposite orientation for the valve reliefs. The pistons are also not symmetrical thus u cant rotate it.
Ok thanks.
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