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I have a 95 Talon (turbo) I am building and have 2 blocks one is a 4g63 1G the other is a 4g63 2G out of my 95 the reason to ask is I have looked at all the bold holes etc they all look the same but looks can be deceiving :cool: so i figured i would throw it out there to see if anyone is sure.
scheides
08-08-2006, 10:38 AM
What are you asking? Are they different? Yes they are!
Super Bleeder!!
08-08-2006, 10:57 AM
you're asking if there are any differences between a 6bolt and a 7bolt? haahahaha i suggest you do some research bud.
Kracka
08-08-2006, 11:17 AM
What year 1G block do you have?
you're asking if there are any differences between a 6bolt and a 7bolt? haahahaha i suggest you do some research bud.
no i said the block NOT the crank I am asking about the BLOCK not the crank I am interested in only the block to make sure it will mount in my 95 with my 95 head other than that the rest works I just woas wondering if the block itself will work..
What year 1G block do you have?
it is a 92 block
What are you asking? Are they different? Yes they are!
i am asking if the blocks themselves are different I know the cranks are but the rest looks the same. You can use the rotating assemble with some machine work. but i was mainly wondering if the head would bolt up. trans should. knock sensor is the same. but it is just little things that i am sure like water jacket that feeds turbo etc. oil pump stuff like that. any help would be great as i said the look the same
blageo23
08-08-2006, 03:28 PM
I swear the only difference is the crank and also that the head studs for a 95 are 11mm and the 92 is 12mm.
slowbubblecar
08-08-2006, 04:08 PM
The 2g has the big girdle also. A 95 head will work on the 92 block, but you will need to get the headbolt holes drilled a little bigger as the 2g head won't fit over the 1g arps very well.
The 2g has the big girdle also. A 95 head will work on the 92 block, but you will need to get the headbolt holes drilled a little bigger as the 2g head won't fit over the 1g arps very well.
:D this is the kinda info i am looken for Thanks......
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