4g64

[CDeutsch]

There you go. You learn something new everyday. I started my 2.4 build in 2002 when people weren't as knowledgeable. ;)

[jturg]

So i can use 6 bolt 2.0 rods in my 6 bolt 2.4 and dont have to use offset
wirst pins/

[Super Bleeder!!]

You must mean about ! ~ $485 or so.

mine were $390, 87mm

[EclipseGST]

So i can use 6 bolt 2.0 rods in my 6 bolt 2.4 and dont have to use offset
wirst pins/

Correct

[Goat Blower]

You must mean about ! ~ $485 or so. Nope. I built two 2.4's one after the other. Total for pistons with tax and shipping was $812. You must be thinking of Rosses.

[Pushit2.0]

So i can use 6 bolt 2.0 rods in my 6 bolt 2.4 and dont have to use offset
wirst pins/

Wiseco off sets the wrist pin to help with piston slap on warm up, Ross and J&E pistons have the wrist pin in the middle of the piston. So its a good idea to install the off set wrist pin piston the right way (arrow or dot to the front of the motor, i e timing belt side). But having the pin moved up or down in the piston to account for a longer/shorter rod, or longer/shorter stroke is not needed as the 2.4 pistons are over the shelf now. Installing a 2.4 crank in a 2.0 block would need the wrist pin moved up in the piston to account for the shorter deck on the 2.0 block.

~John

[MauiBlue]

Ross/Pauter enough said.