This is the documentary of the blood, sweat, and beers that went into the 2.0L conversion to a 2.6L Stroker engine race car. Built for the DSM Shootout with some friendly gear heads. Its been for one test drive around the block and it was a blast just to see this beast drive under its own power after months of hard work.
THIS CAR IS CURRENTLY BEING PARTED OUT. ALL ENGINE PARTS ARE FOR SALE, SERIOUS INQUIRES ONLY... HEAD HAS SOLD, BUT THE SHORT-BLOCK IS UP FOR GRABS ALONG WITH EVERYTHING ELSE LISTED AT THE END OF THE VIDEO. MOST OF YOU GUYS SHOULD KNOW WHAT THESE PARTS ARE WORTH ALREADY SO PLEASE SEND SERIOUS OFFERS TO ( gst1103@yahoo.com ) THANKS!
Videos: GoPro Hero 2
Pictures: iPhone 4 (a few with the GoPro)
Music: Zion I - Coastin'
ENGINE SPECS
2.6L 4g64/63 hybrid long rod stroker (6bolt)
4g64 block bored 87.5,line honed, hot tanked, partially filled,no oil squirters (6mm taller deck height)
all threads were clean tapped and oiled
custom girdle that covers entire base of block
extended oil pick up ( for the girdle)
balance shafts removed with mitsu parts
new mitsu oil pump with straight cut gears
oil pan made to fit around t-case with AN fiting for oil return
apr main studs
6 bolt 106mm stroke crank, un cut, micro polished
new acl race bearings std.
156mm premium steel billet connecting rods
custom 87.5mm cp- carrillo stroker pistons
wiseco 8750xx series nitrate and phosphous coated rings
custom cometic multi layer steel head gasket .066 thickness
apr headstuds (machined fit)
1mm oversized si valves
bronze valve guides
dual si valve springs ( machined fit)
titanium retainers and keepers
forced performance cams fpcam3x
fidanza adjustable cam gears anodized red
arp cam gear bolts
cam bores were line honed
head was decked, leak tested, ported to the max, new studs
all new timing components
new timing belt for hybrid
new water pump
fluidampr hamonic balancer
90 oil filter houseing, ported
Bm external oil cooler with AN push lock fittings
new knock sensor
Coil on plug iginition system with jmfab coil plate
jmfab oil catch can
prothan red engine mount
FUEL SPECS
Full blown performance anodized dual fuel pump hanger
2 walbro 255 lph high flow fuel pumps
8 An stainless fuel feed line from tank to filter to rail
6 An stainless fuel return line from rail to regulator to tank
8 An fuel lab high flow fuel filter 100 micron anodized red
6 An fuel lab fuel pressure regulator anodized red
carbon fiber liquid filled fuel pressure guage
fic bm 1650 cc fuel injectors
rewired fuel pump hanger
turbo SPECS
Brand new holset hx40pro with 7 blades
bullseye power hx40 t3 .70ar 3in vband Exhaust housing
Exhaust SPECS
Dn Performance tubular t3 manifold with tial 41mm flange
tial 41mm external wastegate
custom 3in vband downpipe
apexi 3in catback
INTAKE SPECS
6in filter on turbo
2.5 custom vband lower ic pipe
huge front mount
3 inch custom upper ic pipe
turbo xs rfl vented bov
3in gm mass airflow sensor
polished 75mm power plus throttle body with no isc
polished jm fabrications race sheet metal intake manifold
magnus heat barrier intake manifold gasket
DRIVETRAIN SPECS
fidanza aluminum race flywheel
fidanza 4.3 ceramic clutch
new mitsh throw out bearing
new mistu clutch fork and clip
stock trans and t case
4 bolt rear end with lsd
all axles are good
BRAKE SPECS
all new hard brake lines
new proportioning valve
stainless steel brake hoses teflon coated all the way around
slotted drilled rotors
ceramic pads
red calipers
SHELL SPECS
roll cage
2 racing seats
4 point harness's
flat black
no interior
ELECTRONIC SPECS
ecm dsmlink v 3 with 3in gm mas cable
eprom ecu
aem wideband with guage
autometer oil temp, oil pressure, water temp, Boost, volts
battery relocated to trunk with cut off switch
new alternator
slim line fan
Mitsubishi 4G63 Honing with Torque Plate
See what a difference a torque plate makes on a Mitsubishi 4G63 block out of an Evo IX makes as John Edwards @ Costa Mesa R&D Automotiove Machine walks you through the steps. (949) 631-6376 Don't forget to 'Click' and SUBSCRIBE.
Cylinder Head 103 - Deck Tech
How to clean, inspect, and determine what you can do with your cylinder head. Also how WHAT you do affects your oil system. There are many variables at play when you make changes to your cylinder head deck from your oil system, compression ratio, your valve timing and potentially even disaster. 'best not to go that far with it. Watch this video and avoid it if you're building your own 4g63 head.
The differences between this head and a 1g head are mostly related to port sizes on the intake and Exhaust, and different sized head bolt holes. The 7-bolt uses an 11mm bolt, and a 6-bolt uses 12mm. 1g heads have gigantic intake ports, but aside from that, valve geometry, oil system functionality and the service limits are all the same.
Also, click these links for in-depth discussions about oil port modifications for all generations of Mitsubishis, and specifically for 2g head installations on a 1g block.
4g63 Oil Port Modification:
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/newbie-forum/341028-4g63t-head-oil-port-mod.html
2nd gen head on a 6-bolt block:
http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/cylinder-head-short-block/341885-oil-port-mod-2-4g63t-2.html
Possibly 2 of the best threads on 'Tuners for anyone considering a 1g-in-a-2g or for anyone that wants to know everything about a DSM oil system.
Blueprint 108 - inspect the deck
There's a reason why there are no subtitled specifications in this video for the block. It's because they don't exist in either service manual, 1g or 2g. You're not supposed to remove material from a block on the deck surface because it has ill effects on parts of the combustion chamber geometry, and alters your compression ratio. It can be done intentionally in some cases for a desired side-affect, but if you have to deck a 4g63 head, it would be advised to use a thicker head gasket. The Mitsubishi Multi-Layered-Steel or MLS gasket is slightly thicker than the OEM composite gasket. Also, HKS, Power Enterprise, Cometic, and other performance brands all make MLS gaskets that are .065 and thicker.
THERE IS ONE ERROR IN THE VIDEO. I said a block with .002" warpage is junk. I was completely and totally wrong. While I don't wish to spread misinformation, I don't think it's a big enough error to warrant re-editing this video. I just wasn't paying attention. .002" warpage on a cylinder head is the service limit before it needs machining. I meant to say .02"... or two HUNDREDTHS (not thousandths) of an inch.
...and here's my justification...
A warped block to me is junk either way even if its minimal because your MLS gasket will never seal unless both the head and the block are perfectly flat. Trust your machine shop to get the values for how much is taken off, and buy the correct thickness gasket for your machine work.
A factory head gasket (composite) is .051"
The MLS Mitsubishi gasket is available in the stock .051 and a .062"
Cometic makes gaskets up to .072"
There are some brands that go as high as .127", but I'd have thrown both the block and head away long before then.
Mad Mike 26b RX7 driving on the street
dont get to see this everyday... probably went through half a tank of gas just driving up queen street lol. Subscribe for more videos!
1000hp DSM 2011 recap
Build and initial runs for the new car. Looking forward to some big improvements for 2012. Thanks to everyone who has helped along the way, And my sponsors.
Magnus Motorsports
Wier's Automotive
ECMtuning
Shearer Fabrication
National Speed
ForcedFour
Fuel Injector clinic
turbo4.com 4G63 Dragster goes 6.66 at 196!
The quickest 4G63 in the world just went quicker. I apologize for the shaky video, the camera didn't want to auto-focus for our camera man. I also included some GoPro footage of the same run with a great 4G63 engine view.
Mitsubish 4G63 Block Resurfacing
Here's another block that was brought into Costa Mesa R&D Autmotive Machine that was cleaned with an abrasive rotary pad. John Edwards explains how the repair is completed. (949) 631-6376 Don't forget tp 'Click' and SUBSCRIBE.
