Need Experienced Log Readers 2.0 or 2.3 Log?
May 31, 2015, 11:01 AM
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Need Experienced Log Readers 2.0 or 2.3 Log?
I cant get Excel to work on my computer.. I want to know if my motor is a 2.0 or a 2.3. I brought the car 2 years ago and dealership stated it was a 2.3 but im not so sure.. Any Help Well Appreciated!
Evo 9 EtS, Fmic, 550cc, Walbro 450,4 Bar Omini
Evo 9 EtS, Fmic, 550cc, Walbro 450,4 Bar Omini
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Jun 7, 2015, 11:16 PM
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So out of 338 people ONE member was nice enough to tell me the link to log wasnt even working..Anyway Fixed Log!! Any help appreciated!!
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Jun 8, 2015, 04:39 AM
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The reason you've gotten no response is because answering your question with the information provided is going to be a guess at best. An easier way to tell is to get a wooden dowel smaller in diameter than a spark plug. Pull out a spark plug. Bring that piston to the top of its stroke. Put the dowel in the spark plug hole. Turn the engine by hand and measure how far the dowel descends. Report back with your findings and then we can answer your question.
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Jun 8, 2015, 06:15 AM
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The reason you've gotten no response is because answering your question with the information provided is going to be a guess at best. An easier way to tell is to get a wooden dowel smaller in diameter than a spark plug. Pull out a spark plug. Bring that piston to the top of its stroke. Put the dowel in the spark plug hole. Turn the engine by hand and measure how far the dowel descends. Report back with your findings and then we can answer your question.
Jun 13, 2015, 08:48 AM
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I've looked at the log a few times
I can't really see any measurable difference in air flow to help me
I suggest that the mechanical solution provided above will help us all
If you can just give me the amount the piston travels I can help. I know the stock amount and variences for 2.1,2.2,2.3,2.4 so just send the mechanical data needed
I typically either know or ask the stroke size before log reading
I can't really see any measurable difference in air flow to help me
I suggest that the mechanical solution provided above will help us all
If you can just give me the amount the piston travels I can help. I know the stock amount and variences for 2.1,2.2,2.3,2.4 so just send the mechanical data needed
I typically either know or ask the stroke size before log reading
Jun 15, 2015, 06:36 AM
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There are enough tuners having problems figuring out tuning for motors built in house, let alone a car where the stroke hasn't even been identified
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Jun 16, 2015, 08:18 AM
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This could be determined by other factors such as injector duty, spool, load,boost ect.. Of course every car is different but if everything is almost identical than comparing doesn't take to much....
I have just about 4 3/8 inches from the spark plug hole to the top of the piston at the bottom of its stroke..??
I have just about 4 3/8 inches from the spark plug hole to the top of the piston at the bottom of its stroke..??
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Jun 16, 2015, 08:46 AM
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Take a stick, or rod, put the piston at bottom head center, put the stick/rod in the spark plug hole. Measure to the top of the stick/rod from a fixed reference point. Now, put the piston at top dead center and measure from the same reference point to the top of the stick/rod. Get the difference of the 2 numbers, and you have your stroke.
Jun 17, 2015, 05:17 PM
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^ What he said.
If I had the car in front of me I could probably tell you with a pull on evo scan and a drive around the block but that's +20 years of experience that doesn't translate well over the inter-webs. A 2.3L and 2.4L have a different feeling down low and outside of boost then stock and built 2.0L's. But in the end its still a guess, so just measure it out.
If I had the car in front of me I could probably tell you with a pull on evo scan and a drive around the block but that's +20 years of experience that doesn't translate well over the inter-webs. A 2.3L and 2.4L have a different feeling down low and outside of boost then stock and built 2.0L's. But in the end its still a guess, so just measure it out.
Jun 19, 2015, 02:55 AM
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^ What he said.
If I had the car in front of me I could probably tell you with a pull on evo scan and a drive around the block but that's +20 years of experience that doesn't translate well over the inter-webs. A 2.3L and 2.4L have a different feeling down low and outside of boost then stock and built 2.0L's. But in the end its still a guess, so just measure it out.
If I had the car in front of me I could probably tell you with a pull on evo scan and a drive around the block but that's +20 years of experience that doesn't translate well over the inter-webs. A 2.3L and 2.4L have a different feeling down low and outside of boost then stock and built 2.0L's. But in the end its still a guess, so just measure it out.
Jun 19, 2015, 03:00 AM
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^ What he said.
If I had the car in front of me I could probably tell you with a pull on evo scan and a drive around the block but that's +20 years of experience that doesn't translate well over the inter-webs. A 2.3L and 2.4L have a different feeling down low and outside of boost then stock and built 2.0L's. But in the end its still a guess, so just measure it out.
If I had the car in front of me I could probably tell you with a pull on evo scan and a drive around the block but that's +20 years of experience that doesn't translate well over the inter-webs. A 2.3L and 2.4L have a different feeling down low and outside of boost then stock and built 2.0L's. But in the end its still a guess, so just measure it out.
As stated above I have about 4 3/8"......Still no one though..
Jun 19, 2015, 05:48 AM
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Im sure you and others that are Experienced could possibility tell. Tom from TsComptuned said he could right away from a log also.. But im not going to pay $300+ just to tell what cams I have... I personal hate Evo Software. If this was Ecmlink it would be a whole different world and I wouldnt have to ask for any help..
As stated above I have about 4 3/8"......Still no one though..
As stated above I have about 4 3/8"......Still no one though..
Jun 19, 2015, 09:09 AM
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Well, no one makes a 111mm crank for the 4g63, so, measure it how I told you to. Its not that hard.