Hey guys. I am just wondering is anyone out there is running a 2g head on a 6 bolt block. If you are, Is there any machine work needed to be done in order to make this fit. Links to other information would be awesome for this!! Thanks
No I'm replying to 2 idiots now - not just one. Try to take that into account...Straight from Kigglys mouth:
The 2g head does accentuate midrange at the expense of top end.
But a stock 1g head flows better on top right out of the box.
Why are you still talking?Straight from Kigglys mouth:
The 2g head does accentuate midrange at the expense of top end.
Because im sharing other peoples proof and not opinion.Why are you still talking?
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Straight from Kigglys mouth:
The 2g head does accentuate midrange at the expense of top end.
The 2G head saw a power drop off at 8.4K on untouched head thats his meaning of "expense of topend".The port at the flange is stock size, untouched 2g and last season was on stock size valves. It makes about 1100hp at the crank and peak power with the 2.3l is at about 8400rpm. Yeah it is with big cams, but the head is still working in this rpm range.
Or if your lucky enough to find the head off a Hyundai Sonota.Sorry and to answer the op's question yes you can run the 2g head on a 6 bolt block, i have done the swap myself. There is very minor machine work needed. The work can actually be done with a hand drill tbh. A drill press would be better of course. The 6 bolt uses 12mm studs and the 2g uses 11mm. Open them up 1mm and your rockin.
I've never found Asmo's posts to be neither useless or ignorant. Maybe harsh and creatively worded for humor, but never as you've described.Asmo every one of your posts on this thread have been completely useless and ignorant. Post whoring, which is probably why you have 2600 posts. Let me guess you have a mullet and your other car is a mustang?