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Tue Feb 28, 2006 10:56 am
1)Not exactly. The pistons have the same dimensions including bore, compression distance, dish volume, ring configuration etc.., but they are not designed to accept piston pin locks for a full float pin, they are press fit only. The pistons in the 90-97 d21 ka24e yeild 8.6:1 like those of the later 240sx ka24e. Most of the ka24e pistons in the truck versions of the ka24de are top coated with graphite similar to ka24de.
The truck rods are different, pin bushings are not installed and pistons must be removed/installed by machine shop only.
2)8.6:1
3)Yes, exactly.
4)No comment on increases, truck has a detonation problems as-is with oem compression ratio, look into changing ratios and/or tire size, or use a 2wd. If running high compression, premium fuel and water/alc injection would be very very wise.
5)Yes, exactly, but you will notice the hub is different as the truck uses v-belts.
The piston to valve clearance characteristics are the same as the 240sx ka your are familiar with. You can swap a 240sx ka24e head onto your late model truck ka block, but you will not be able to use your 94-97 truck intake manifold. You can use 89-90 240sx or 90-93 truck.