2.4 LR Off the Shelf Pistons
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2.4 LR Off the Shelf Pistons
Im tired of searching for 4G64, 100mm Crank, 156mm rods .. Off the shelf pistons...
where can i find then or who sells then... and what are the best pistons to use
where can i find then or who sells then... and what are the best pistons to use

The 2.4 is a little more difficult (Well, Time consuming) to build than a 2.0 or a 2.3
If you're tired of searching already, Why don't you do something a little more friendly like a 2.3 or an extremely friendly 2.0 (.20 over)
Any reason you're picking the 2.4 over the 2.3 or 2.0?
If you're tired of searching already, Why don't you do something a little more friendly like a 2.3 or an extremely friendly 2.0 (.20 over)
Any reason you're picking the 2.4 over the 2.3 or 2.0?
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The 2.4 is a little more difficult (Well, Time consuming) to build than a 2.0 or a 2.3
If you're tired of searching already, Why don't you do something a little more friendly like a 2.3 or an extremely friendly 2.0 (.20 over)
Any reason you're picking the 2.4 over the 2.3 or 2.0?
If you're tired of searching already, Why don't you do something a little more friendly like a 2.3 or an extremely friendly 2.0 (.20 over)
Any reason you're picking the 2.4 over the 2.3 or 2.0?
2.4 = torque Monster = Fun
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There is nothing difficult about building a 4g64 block vs a 4g63 block its identical as far as building goes. (pistons, rods, bearings, studs, etc)
The difference when assembling the actual car would be the waterpump spacer, the dipstick modification, timing belt cover. little things like that. not a big deal.
Also I sell pistons for 2.4's (any engine for that matter) also and will beat any price you're quoted. I have no overhead, so I can give super competitive prices.
a LR uses a stroker piston aka a piston with the wristpin moved up 6mm to accommodate the additional rod length.
The only difference is you need the bigger bore for the 4g64 block. aka 86.5mm+
The difference when assembling the actual car would be the waterpump spacer, the dipstick modification, timing belt cover. little things like that. not a big deal.
Also I sell pistons for 2.4's (any engine for that matter) also and will beat any price you're quoted. I have no overhead, so I can give super competitive prices.
a LR uses a stroker piston aka a piston with the wristpin moved up 6mm to accommodate the additional rod length.
The only difference is you need the bigger bore for the 4g64 block. aka 86.5mm+
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From: Dominican Republic, San francisco de macoris
There is nothing difficult about building a 4g64 block vs a 4g63 block its identical as far as building goes. (pistons, rods, bearings, studs, etc)
The difference when assembling the actual car would be the waterpump spacer, the dipstick modification, timing belt cover. little things like that. not a big deal.
Also I sell pistons for 2.4's (any engine for that matter) also and will beat any price you're quoted. I have no overhead, so I can give super competitive prices.
a LR uses a stroker piston aka a piston with the wristpin moved up 6mm to accommodate the additional rod length.
The only difference is you need the bigger bore for the 4g64 block. aka 86.5mm+
The difference when assembling the actual car would be the waterpump spacer, the dipstick modification, timing belt cover. little things like that. not a big deal.
Also I sell pistons for 2.4's (any engine for that matter) also and will beat any price you're quoted. I have no overhead, so I can give super competitive prices.
a LR uses a stroker piston aka a piston with the wristpin moved up 6mm to accommodate the additional rod length.
The only difference is you need the bigger bore for the 4g64 block. aka 86.5mm+
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