Old News!! 4G64 Swapped Into A 2002 Lancer
Mar 21, 2007, 11:43 PM
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Is it possible to then swap over to the dual over head cam head? I know it is possible on a 4G64 but would the Lancer's computer system support it? Just wondering if anyone has tried. If you can this would be awsome to then put a turbo head and convert the car to turbo, then the mods are endless! Just a thought 
EDIT: Okay I just read the rest of the initial post and found my answer, lol.
EDIT: Okay I just read the rest of the initial post and found my answer, lol.
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Mar 21, 2007, 11:49 PM
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Man this is sweet, and to have someone that actually did the whole thing here. And yeah A2 is gone for good. Glad to see more options opening up for us.
Mar 22, 2007, 06:46 AM
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Nice write up..
I wanted to add that this 4G64 2.4l block used in those cars is also frequently used as a stroker block in the Evo...
What does this mean?
Well, it means that he has just documented the ability to physically swap an Evo engine into the Lancer. Though I doubt the transmission would hold up very long.
We already know that a majority of the Evo induction components can be routed and fit onto a base lancer, and that the Turbo setup would physically fit.
Use your imagination.. Just add a bit of rewiring, an ECU, and some time..
I wanted to add that this 4G64 2.4l block used in those cars is also frequently used as a stroker block in the Evo...
What does this mean?
Well, it means that he has just documented the ability to physically swap an Evo engine into the Lancer. Though I doubt the transmission would hold up very long.
We already know that a majority of the Evo induction components can be routed and fit onto a base lancer, and that the Turbo setup would physically fit.
Use your imagination.. Just add a bit of rewiring, an ECU, and some time..
Mar 22, 2007, 10:36 AM
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i may actually do this. my friend is a mechanic and i know he would love to undertake something like this. i always assumed it would be a lot more difficult though.
how much power could that engine put out?
how durable is it compared the the lancer engine? cos i know our current engines suck, so what is this like in comparisson?
where is the best place to get this engine?
also what are good websites to get aftermarket parts for this engine. eg. turbo manifold, pulleys etc.
how much power could that engine put out?
how durable is it compared the the lancer engine? cos i know our current engines suck, so what is this like in comparisson?
where is the best place to get this engine?
also what are good websites to get aftermarket parts for this engine. eg. turbo manifold, pulleys etc.
Last edited by crypto; Mar 22, 2007 at 01:31 PM.
Mar 22, 2007, 06:20 PM
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Is it possible to then swap over to the dual over head cam head? I know it is possible on a 4G64 but would the Lancer's computer system support it? Just wondering if anyone has tried. If you can this would be awsome to then put a turbo head and convert the car to turbo, then the mods are endless! Just a thought
EDIT: Okay I just read the rest of the initial post and found my answer, lol.
EDIT: Okay I just read the rest of the initial post and found my answer, lol.
sorry to keep you all waiting...
like i said, i have had this for OVER a YEAR and NO problems what so ever...ok, may be one... I cant stay away from her!!! she (her name is "LUCKY") is SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much fun to dive that i want to be in her every minute!!
Nice write up..
I wanted to add that this 4G64 2.4l block used in those cars is also frequently used as a stroker block in the Evo...
What does this mean?
Well, it means that he has just documented the ability to physically swap an Evo engine into the Lancer. Though I doubt the transmission would hold up very long.
We already know that a majority of the Evo induction components can be routed and fit onto a base lancer, and that the Turbo setup would physically fit.
Use your imagination.. Just add a bit of rewiring, an ECU, and some time..
I wanted to add that this 4G64 2.4l block used in those cars is also frequently used as a stroker block in the Evo...
What does this mean?
Well, it means that he has just documented the ability to physically swap an Evo engine into the Lancer. Though I doubt the transmission would hold up very long.
We already know that a majority of the Evo induction components can be routed and fit onto a base lancer, and that the Turbo setup would physically fit.
Use your imagination.. Just add a bit of rewiring, an ECU, and some time..
i may actually do this. my friend is a mechanic and i know he would love to undertake something like this. i always assumed it would be a lot more difficult though.
how much power could that engine put out?
how durable is it compared the the lancer engine? cos i know our current engines suck, so what is this like in comparisson?
where is the best place to get this engine?
also what are good websites to get aftermarket parts for this engine. eg. turbo manifold, pulleys etc.
how much power could that engine put out?
how durable is it compared the the lancer engine? cos i know our current engines suck, so what is this like in comparisson?
where is the best place to get this engine?
also what are good websites to get aftermarket parts for this engine. eg. turbo manifold, pulleys etc.
the G94's block is cast ALUMINUM...the G64's is CAST IRON. If you know your metals you would know that iron can take a WAAAAY bigger beating than aluminum. compression on the G64 (if I recall correctly) is like 10.5:1
I wish I still had her so that everyone could see her too bro...
the sad part to ALL of this is that...well...LUCKY is now in Mitsu Heaven kickin *** and taking WINGS!!! haha!!
OH! one more thing before I forget again...
you will also HAVE TO get the immobilizer unit from the car you get the ecu from. eclipse's and galants come with an immobilizer unit so if you dont have that, then your car will never go anywhere for more than like 15-20 seconds. It'll shut its self off. so that is important to have.
here are pics of my baby (may she rest in peace) after someone stole her and crashed her not more than 3 blocks from where she was parked...
Last edited by rpm_ruffryders; Mar 22, 2007 at 06:23 PM.
