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The Mitsubishi 4G32 and you. A comprehensive guide to surviving poor financial decisions and overhauling a terrible engine.
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave1234" data-source="post: 134028" data-attributes="member: 23099"><p>One thought on swapping carbs--Bobcat went to a lot of trouble to de-tune this engine--definitely low compression pistons (~7.5:1 vs 9:1), blocked carb secondary when a straight off the shelf 2 bbl version would probably have been cheaper, and the less than optimal vacuum advance. And the cam--who knows. The ultimate result was an engine rated at ~ 100 hp (albeit at a higher rpm) now putting out 36. I suspect somewhere in the hyd system is a pump shaft that is designed for a max of ~ 40 hp, and giving it more will only be likely to break it. A carb designed to actually serve fuel and air to a ~1600 cc automobile engine @ ~5000 rpm would probably increase the Hp of this engine, possibly to catastrophic levels for the parts it drives. Be cautious.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave1234, post: 134028, member: 23099"] One thought on swapping carbs--Bobcat went to a lot of trouble to de-tune this engine--definitely low compression pistons (~7.5:1 vs 9:1), blocked carb secondary when a straight off the shelf 2 bbl version would probably have been cheaper, and the less than optimal vacuum advance. And the cam--who knows. The ultimate result was an engine rated at ~ 100 hp (albeit at a higher rpm) now putting out 36. I suspect somewhere in the hyd system is a pump shaft that is designed for a max of ~ 40 hp, and giving it more will only be likely to break it. A carb designed to actually serve fuel and air to a ~1600 cc automobile engine @ ~5000 rpm would probably increase the Hp of this engine, possibly to catastrophic levels for the parts it drives. Be cautious. [/QUOTE]
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