4G64/MIVEC/FPBlack - 92 Chevron
I really do believe that the 4" ETS intercooler is why my car (even on the stock block) could always run more boost than most other EVOs
My 1g DSM is also running the ETS Race intercooler and seems to consistently be able to run huge boost numbers.
John-
My 1g DSM is also running the ETS Race intercooler and seems to consistently be able to run huge boost numbers.
John-
Last edited by JohnnyTSi; Dec 23, 2009 at 01:14 PM.
There are several cars that came with the 4G64 block, search around here a bit, the list is posted.
English Racing, with my requirements picked the components and did the Machine work, I did the final inspection, cleaning, tolerance checks and the assemby.
As with all of my car toys:
"I bilt it myself"
John-
English Racing, with my requirements picked the components and did the Machine work, I did the final inspection, cleaning, tolerance checks and the assemby.
As with all of my car toys:
"I bilt it myself"
John-
There is one interesting thing we learned in Johnny's car that we didnt know in mine even until later. The MIVEC feed bolt has a restrictor in it which our line kit did not have. Replacing it allowed full MIVEC control so the car is actually spooling faster now than it was in those dyno sheets. It probably needs a retune again to be truthful.
There is one interesting thing we learned in Johnny's car that we didnt know in mine even until later. The MIVEC feed bolt has a restrictor in it which our line kit did not have. Replacing it allowed full MIVEC control so the car is actually spooling faster now than it was in those dyno sheets. It probably needs a retune again to be truthful.

There is one interesting thing we learned in Johnny's car that we didnt know in mine even until later. The MIVEC feed bolt has a restrictor in it which our line kit did not have. Replacing it allowed full MIVEC control so the car is actually spooling faster now than it was in those dyno sheets. It probably needs a retune again to be truthful.
The MIVEC oil feed banjo bolt is a check valve as well as a restrictor, the car runs much smoother with it installed in the ER 4g64 MIVEC oil feed system:
Last edited by JohnnyTSi; Jan 10, 2010 at 01:41 PM.
So with this restrictor in place is it still necessary to modify the mivec gear due to the increased deck height or will keeping the restrictor allow for the needed range to compensate for this?
good stuff
You guys rock! I had a few questions, but you keep answering them before I even post them. 2.4 fp black on pump is what it is all about. Fun fast with pimp fast spool on the street.Good Job
Nice job Aaron. The Black looks great!
I will be coming to pay you a visit when I get back. I'm in NV for 3 weeks. I should be back on the 29th. I need a new meth kit (meth won't turn off, had to pull the fuse) and a few other things. I want to push this Red a bit harder.
Mikey
I will be coming to pay you a visit when I get back. I'm in NV for 3 weeks. I should be back on the 29th. I need a new meth kit (meth won't turn off, had to pull the fuse) and a few other things. I want to push this Red a bit harder.

Mikey
restricter would limit excessive oil pressure at higher RPM. much like FP restricter in turbo feed line.
now somebody tell me how not having it would make the mivec not work correctly. I am not suggesting its a good idea to leave them out. I am just suggesting the mivec would still work just fine without them. at least I dont see how it would not work correctly. Mivec numbers may need to be adjusted differntly due to gear recieving different oil pressure curve.









