4g67 turbo..

it safe to rebore 87mm at 4g67 block?

A 67 block has the same configuration as a VR4 block. So, u think it's safe to bore a VR4 block..? So, that's the answer for the 67 block.

Get it bro...Thanks for the reply :)

I am pushing currently 215whp @ 0.8 bar...

Not greedy la...target 300whp enough liao :rofl:

btw, i'm still using 4g67 pistons (so its still 1836cc only :( ) But to compensate for hi comp, I got 1.5mm MHG to lower compression to around 8.5:1

Whats the best way to reach my target? Some management?

Thanks

With a 18g, it;s not easy to achieve 300whp with 1.85 strokers. Bore it up to 85mm and + fuel management. Tune up to 1.3-1.4 bar. Should get you around 270-280whp.
 
A 67 block has the same configuration as a VR4 block. So, u think it's safe to bore a VR4 block..? So, that's the answer for the 67 block.



With a 18g, it;s not easy to achieve 300whp with 1.85 strokers. Bore it up to 85mm and + fuel management. Tune up to 1.3-1.4 bar. Should get you around 270-280whp.

Alright bro...Duly noted...Thanks...

I perhaps plan to go for either 1j or 2j 86mm pistons :)
 
update...got a td05-20g instead :)

Hope it can get me to 300whp :P

HAHA... Actually a standard E3 td05 16G is rated to produce 365-385HP boosting at 22psi(1.6bar). Minus 20% transmission lost, u'll get around 310WHP. Rule of thumb...

However, at what cfm..? u have to refer to the compressor mapping and do some RPM calculation.
It's not the turbo anymore... It's whether ur turbo spin fast enough to induce sufficient pressure. Please show me ur calculation when u say 1.5mm metal head gasket reduce compression ratio to 8.5:1...

Give u a tip.
Increment of exhaust valve lift will sustain the exhaust flow. Bigger capacity increase the exhaust flow with lower rpm.
 
e3 td05 stock standard will produce 310whp ?

The Turbo is rated to support 365hp-385hp... So, how much it's able to deliver to your wheel depends on how much friction from ur pistons to your wheel.

Engine balance
Bearings
Transmission
Ball joint
here and there

+-20%.
If automatic +-30%.

Losses are purely unproven calculation. Just a rough estimation.
 
HAHA... Actually a standard E3 td05 16G is rated to produce 365-385HP boosting at 22psi(1.6bar). Minus 20% transmission lost, u'll get around 310WHP. Rule of thumb...

However, at what cfm..? u have to refer to the compressor mapping and do some RPM calculation.
It's not the turbo anymore... It's whether ur turbo spin fast enough to induce sufficient pressure. Please show me ur calculation when u say 1.5mm metal head gasket reduce compression ratio to 8.5:1...

Give u a tip.
Increment of exhaust valve lift will sustain the exhaust flow. Bigger capacity increase the exhaust flow with lower rpm.

Thanks for the tip bro :) So the exhaust valve lift will reduce lag?

My 20G was done by SpeedSpin, but I didnt get the CFM from them.
The compression ratio 8.5:1 is just a guess...I'm not really sure :P
But I do know that I got 170-180psi across the 4 pistons ;)
 
e3 td05 stock standard will produce 310whp ?

They are rated for 365-385HP. But again, wether all the power is going to be able to be delivered to the wheel is another story.

Thanks for the tip bro :) So the exhaust valve lift will reduce lag?

My 20G was done by SpeedSpin, but I didnt get the CFM from them.
The compression ratio 8.5:1 is just a guess...I'm not really sure :P
But I do know that I got 170-180psi across the 4 pistons ;)

U can say that... When u launched ur wheels, and u'll notice the boost able to sustain and climbs faster..

20g compressor map, just google it.

170-180psi..? U mean the pressure u achieve from the compression test.?
 
They are rated for 365-385HP. But again, wether all the power is going to be able to be delivered to the wheel is another story.



U can say that... When u launched ur wheels, and u'll notice the boost able to sustain and climbs faster..

20g compressor map, just google it.

170-180psi..? U mean the pressure u achieve from the compression test.?

yup...those are compression test results
ok bro, will do the exhaust valve lifts ;)
Thanks a lot.
 
yup...those are compression test results
ok bro, will do the exhaust valve lifts ;)
Thanks a lot.

Exhaust valve lift can only achieved with cams change

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yup...those are compression test results
ok bro, will do the exhaust valve lifts ;)
Thanks a lot.

Exhaust valve lift can only achieved with cams change... But do remember, when cam lift is too high, idle will need to set high too... else, mati engine
 
Can someone please tell me, what is the reason for spending money + time + headache + more money if phailed for this Rojak setup?

why not angkat direct EVO2/3 engine? Standard one good enough.
 
Can someone please tell me, what is the reason for spending money + time + headache + more money if phailed for this Rojak setup?

why not angkat direct EVO2/3 engine? Standard one good enough.

different people,different interest..
some people like the easy way, some people like the adventurous way...
they all got their own reason by choosing to use this engine..
 
Can someone please tell me, what is the reason for spending money + time + headache + more money if phailed for this Rojak setup?

why not angkat direct EVO2/3 engine? Standard one good enough.

Reason is simple. A 4G67 short block configuration is same as VR4. 6 bolts crank. The contruction is more solid, esspecially on the rods.

2nd, JPJ endorsement could not be done...

3rdly, want to do it the legal way instead of paying the under table money to the authority and contributes nothing to the country income...

4thly, punching number if accident and then kena kantoi, no insurance claim will be provided.

5thly, Even if u got pass the JPJ on the endorsement... When big blocks, they can still take ur car back to question you...

6thly, The project rarely fail. It's proven to work in Australia, NZ, USA, Thailand... unless u did it with a bad mechanic.

The definition of good enough can be different for different individual....

I had E3 complete transplant in my Satria... But I'm back to 4G92BOT. Call me stupid if u like...

Ur question seems like, Why hondata when there's haltech/microtech in the market... why reading novels when there's movie for that novel, why letter when there's email...

The answer is... More fun, excitement, and good learning experience... Just different... no point insulting...
 
Reason is simple. A 4G67 short block configuration is same as VR4. 6 bolts crank. The contruction is more solid, esspecially on the rods.

2nd, JPJ endorsement could not be done...

3rdly, want to do it the legal way instead of paying the under table money to the authority and contributes nothing to the country income...

4thly, punching number if accident and then kena kantoi, no insurance claim will be provided.

5thly, Even if u got pass the JPJ on the endorsement... When big blocks, they can still take ur car back to question you...

6thly, The project rarely fail. It's proven to work in Australia, NZ, USA, Thailand... unless u did it with a bad mechanic.

The definition of good enough can be different for different individual....

I had E3 complete transplant in my Satria... But I'm back to 4G92BOT. Call me stupid if u like...

Ur question seems like, Why hondata when there's haltech/microtech in the market... why reading novels when there's movie for that novel, why letter when there's email...

The answer is... More fun, excitement, and good learning experience... Just different... no point insulting...

agreed.......brilliant answer...
 
well......
after seriuosly read u guys posts... i finally inducted my 4G67 with VR4 block & turbo

yes... i use 4g67 head combined with vr4 block.. :proud:

1. vr4 block w/ complete pistons etc.
2. turbo TD05H set include manifold etc.
3. unichip dastek type Q+
4. Intercooler
5. Injector (add 2 pcs more)
6. Piping... etc
7. USD 4000 (ofcourse :bawling:)

Standar --- 140 HP
P&P N/A with unichip dastek type A --- 158 HP
Force induction with turbo --- 283 HP

13,1 sec @ 402M
 
Thanks for the tip bro :) So the exhaust valve lift will reduce lag?

My 20G was done by SpeedSpin, but I didnt get the CFM from them.
The compression ratio 8.5:1 is just a guess...I'm not really sure :P
But I do know that I got 170-180psi across the 4 pistons ;)



Bro U Need to search or google the Comp Map OF 20g Wheel to get the CFM ...there's no turboshop sell the cfm bro..:love:

cfm is cubic feet per minute bro...
 

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