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Whether you’re planning on adding boost or just looking for a robust bottom end for your NA build, ZZPerformance has you covered with our ZZP Gen 3 Forged 2.4L Short Block. We start with a brand new GM Gen 3 bare block and crank. We then install a set of Molnar forged rods that have proven to be extremely durable under the harshest conditions. We then finish the build with a set of 88mm 10.4:1 compression Diamond forged pistons, which were made for us by Diamond to our exact specifications. Built from the ground up by our in house techs, you will not find a better short block for your build.
This is a fully assembled short block, including block, bearings, GM crank, pistons, & rings. Does not include the water pump, timing chain assembly (guides/chain), or the front cover. The parts we use are new. This is not a reman or used engine. We
do this to remove potential machining errors in bearing journals and clearances. This gives us the reliability of a new factory engine with the performance of forged internals.
Includes:
- New Gen3 2.4 block
- New 2.4 Crankshaft
- Diamond Forged Pistons
- Molnar 4340 Connecting Rods
- OEM Bearings
Improvements in the block include:
-Cylinder wall bracing that prevents sleeves from breaking out in high HP applications
-Sand casting which removes porosity found in the older foam cast Gen 1 and Gen 2 blocks
-5 pounds of additional aluminum adding internal structural support and solves the coolant jacket leakage issues with Gen 2 blocks
Because this is a new engine from ZZPerformance there is NO CORE CHARGE.
Freight shipping details:
Freight shipping is free for the lower 48 states. Feel free to email for a shipping quote for a different address.
When you chose a freight shipping option, we use R&L Carriers. Our website will email you a tracking number that you will have to enter into the "Pro Number" box on this website page: http://www.rlcarriers.com/shiptrace.asp
Important break in procedure:
We recommend running Comp Cams "break in" oil for the first 200 miles. Before you start the car with the new engine, we recommend that you fill with oil, then leave the injector harness unplugged and turn engine over until the oil pressure light goes out, or even better, use an oil pressure gauge. This ensures that you are starting the engine with full oil pressure.
When the engine is running in gear and at light throttle, bring it up to 4500rpm, then coast down to near idle(still in gear), then 5000, then 5500, then 6000, and 6500 each time letting it coast down to idle. This will help seat the rings. Then after a couple heat cycles, start running it under power.
As always, if you have any questions please feel free to email me at Kyle@zzperformance.com