Relation between crank, conrod and piston

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Hi guys,
anyone can tell me the relation between crank, conrod and piston??
for your info, i'm planning to upgrade my 4G63(7bolt)..but it seems that my crank is damaged.
My friend suggest 4d68 as replacement..but when i google the crank specs a lil bit different..
therefore i need some answer on relation between crank, conrod and piston so that i can match with scat and wiseco piston..
 
4D68
bore : 82.7mm, stroke : 93.0mm, compression ratio : 22.4 (fyi, this isnt the highest compression for a diesel, lol)

4g63
bore : 85mm, stroke : 88mm

i see a big difference between the stroke, what mod was suggested to u to fix in d diesel crank? i wud highly suggest u get a proper crank shaft from the 4g63 sir
 
need xtremeleo's help.

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4D68
bore : 82.7mm, stroke : 93.0mm, compression ratio : 22.4 (fyi, this isnt the highest compression for a diesel, lol)

4g63
bore : 85mm, stroke : 88mm

i see a big difference between the stroke, what mod was suggested to u to fix in d diesel crank? i wud highly suggest u get a proper crank shaft from the 4g63 sir

i just mentioned your name, u already replied :driver:
 
I've a friend who use diesel crankshaft in his 4g63T 2.2liter... his block bocor edi after 3 years of usage...

4D68
bore : 82.7mm, stroke : 93.0mm, compression ratio : 22.4 (fyi, this isnt the highest compression for a diesel, lol)

4g63
bore : 85mm, stroke : 88mm

i see a big difference between the stroke, what mod was suggested to u to fix in d diesel crank? i wud highly suggest u get a proper crank shaft from the 4g63 sir
 
what i can see is, the crankshaft will be bigger for the diesel, as it has longer stroke..

the block bocor kat mane? at the side there ker? what went wrong? if the crank didnt fit in the block (no clearance), it wud punch a hole in the block as early as the engine has been cranked up. damaged after 3 years sounds like sum other problem but clearance.

if in doubt, get the original size jer..
 
not sure which part bocor, just when it happened he call me for assistance... when I arrived at the workshop, he just said blok bocor.... gonna salin engine lantai

I didn't bother looking though :banghead:
what i can see is, the crankshaft will be bigger for the diesel, as it has longer stroke..

the block bocor kat mane? at the side there ker? what went wrong? if the crank didnt fit in the block (no clearance), it wud punch a hole in the block as early as the engine has been cranked up. damaged after 3 years sounds like sum other problem but clearance.

if in doubt, get the original size jer..
 
ok let me put it into calculations

4d68 - tall block by 6mm,93mm crank,150mm rod

4g63 - short block,88mm crank, 150mm rod

take the 4g68 crank n plonk into the 4g63 engine , u gain 93-88= 7mm
7/2 = 3.5mm

which means , ur piston going to be out of the block by 3.5mm thus u need a shorter piston

on shelf wiseco is the 4g63 stroker piston which is lower by 6mm
bt u can opt for CP piston which is offered for eagle 94mm stroker

i do not believe in taking a wiseco sr20 or wiseco vg piston , then machining it to fit the conrod n piston pin, further checking valve clearance n etc , spend a lil more and get the CP 94mm stroker piston

most 4d68 projects fail , cos of cut, paste , machine ,bush , clerance :D
y do it , when there are more stuff ready on the shelf
 
*errr..jin..how about if we use shorter conrod???

but have to measure piston skirt clearance also when the crank de-stroking rite?? :adore:
 
*errr..jin..how about if we use shorter conrod???

but have to measure piston skirt clearance also when the crank de-stroking rite?? :adore:

shorter custom conrod will be much much more expensive than custom pistons
and one more thing, shorten the conrod will bring down the revlimit of the engine
 
in this case, wat about 4g13 using 4g15 crank, conrod and piston? hehe.. sorry to interupt..
 
ok let me put it into calculations

4d68 - tall block by 6mm,93mm crank,150mm rod

4g63 - short block,88mm crank, 150mm rod

take the 4g68 crank n plonk into the 4g63 engine , u gain 93-88= 7mm
7/2 = 3.5mm

which means , ur piston going to be out of the block by 3.5mm thus u need a shorter piston

on shelf wiseco is the 4g63 stroker piston which is lower by 6mm
bt u can opt for CP piston which is offered for eagle 94mm stroker

i do not believe in taking a wiseco sr20 or wiseco vg piston , then machining it to fit the conrod n piston pin, further checking valve clearance n etc , spend a lil more and get the CP 94mm stroker piston

most 4d68 projects fail , cos of cut, paste , machine ,bush , clerance :D
y do it , when there are more stuff ready on the shelf

huaaa..too much work..i think i going for 4G63 crank..less work..RVR crank can fit ar??
 
good decision sir, any 4g63 can do. isnt the evo3 crankshaft lighter then the other old gen 4g63 ker?
 
i think so,if i using RVR Na crank still can fit?what about the strength?still can hold 400HP??

bro for reliabilty just go back to 4g63 crank
the rvr crank should be able to hold 400hp quite easily as i remember it is similar to evo crank :hmmmm::hmmmm::hmmmm:
BUT!!!
there is always option B which i have been pursuing but havent started due to leaving overseas soon
get a 4g64 crank and fit in with some wiseco stroker 87mm pistons and forged rods
and you will have yourself a 2.4 litre torque monsta under the hood
the oni down side cannot rev high ler due to the long stroke of 100mm
and if you want realiabilty together with that power just get a 100mm eagle forged crankshaft
but BEWARE will cost a bomb!!! :banghead:
 
u need to shave the block for a 64 crankshaft to fit inside a 63 block sir, too much hassle imo..
 

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