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ACL trimetal connecting rod bearings Mitsubishi 4G30 to 4G37, 4G61, 4G62 and 4G64

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Set of 8 trimetal connecting rod half-bearings for Mitsubishi petrol four-cylinder engines.

  • Brand and treatment: ACL Race, no treatment
  • Applications: Colt, Lancer, Mirage, Galant, Sapporo, Sigma, Cordia, Tredia, Space Wagon, Eclipse, Pajero, L200, L300
  • Engine codes: 4G30 to 4G37, 4G61, 4G61-T, 4G62, 4G64, G31B, G32B, G33B, G37B, G62B, G63B, G64B
  • Sizes available: standard, +0.025 and +0.25 mm, increased clearance version (HX)

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  • The Mitsubishi 4G3x, 4G61, 4G62 and 4G64 petrol four-cylinder engines

    The 4G30 to 4G37 (1.2 to 1.8 litre), 4G61 (1.6 litre, naturally aspirated or turbo), 4G62 (1.8 litre) and 4G64 (2.4 litre), as well as the G31B, G32B, G33B, G37B, G62B, G63B and G64B, are inline petrol four-cylinder engines of Mitsubishi, fitted notably to the Colt, Lancer, Mirage, Galant, Sapporo, Sigma, Cordia, Tredia, Space Wagon, Eclipse, Pajero, L200 and L300. ACL lists a single bearing set for these engines: same crankpin diameter, a single set covers the family.

    From the factory, this engine is fitted with standard production connecting rod bearings, sized for the loads of the original engine: as soon as power, engine speed or boost pressure increase, they reach their limits.

    Trimetal connecting rod bearings

    A trimetal bearing stacks three layers: a steel back, a copper-lead intermediate layer with high load capacity and an anti-friction running surface that protects the journal. The complete set contains 8 half shells, four pairs for a four-cylinder engine.

    The original bearing relies on an aluminium alloy over a steel back, intended for low to medium loads, whereas trimetal is designed for high, sustained loads: an aluminium bi-metal takes around 8,000 psi, a performance trimetal up to 12,000 psi, 50% more. Hence better resistance and better durability on turbocharged, supercharged and high-revving engines.

    Technical specifications

    Fitment dimensions common to all references
    ACL bearings
    Crankpin Ø 44.991 / 45.000 mm
    Housing bore Ø 48.000 / 48.020 mm
    Width 23.5 mm
    ReferenceBrand and treatmentSizeWall thickness (mm)
    4B1146H-STDACL Race - UntreatedStandard1.489
    4B1146HX-STDACL Race - UntreatedStd, increased clearance (HX)1.476
    4B1146H-.025ACL Race - Untreated+0.0251.5015
    4B1146H-.25ACL Race - Untreated+0.251.614

    Running clearance

    The running clearance is the gap between the bearing and the journal where the oil film flows.

    In operation, the crankshaft journal does not rub against the bearing: it rides on this oil film, which carries the load. Clearance sets the thickness of this film: too tight, oil flows poorly, temperature rises and the risk of seizure increases; too loose, oil escapes, the film loses load-carrying capacity and oil pressure drops. The right clearance is the balance between adequate lubrication and a well-maintained oil film.

    Size / gradeWhen to choose itACL Race Series
    Standard (STD)Standard journal, not reground0.049 to 0.058 mm
    Increased clearance (HX)Wider clearance: high oil flow, high rpm0.074 to 0.083 mm
    +0.025 mmPolished journal0.049 to 0.058 mm
    +0.25 mmJournal reground to 0.25 mm0.049 to 0.058 mm

    Checking on assembly: lay a calibrated strip (Plastigauge) on the journal, torque the rod cap to spec, then compare the crushed strip against the gauge to read the clearance.

    Plastigauge

    Order the Plastigauge →

    Technical guide

    The ACL rod bearings shown here are trimetal bearings, designed for engine building and racing. Compared with an original bearing, they handle far higher loads: they cope with increased power, high rpm or the addition of a turbo or supercharger, where a standard bearing quickly reaches its limit.

    The brand

    ACL Bearing CompanyACL Bearing Company, an Australian manufacturer of high-performance engine bearings since 1949, offers with its Race Series precise trimetal bearings, available in many sizes and proven on built engines worldwide.

    Vehicle compatibility

    This connecting rod bearing set fits the 4G30 to 4G37, 4G61, 4G62, 4G64 and G31B to G64B petrol four-cylinder engines of the following Mitsubishi models:

    BrandModel (chassis)Engine codePowerYears
    MITSUBISHICOLT II (C1_A) 1.4 (C12A) / 1.6 (C13A)4G33, 4G32 (SOHC 8V)73–80 hp1982–1986
    MITSUBISHICOLT III (C5_A) 1.6 GTi 16V (C53A) / 1.4 / 1.64G61 (DOHC 16V), 4G33, 4G32 (SOHC 8V)76–124 hp1986–1990
    MITSUBISHICORDIA (A21_A, AB, AC) 1.6 GSL (A212A) / 1.8 GSL (A215A) / 1.8 (A215A) / 1.8 (A213A)4G32 (SOHC 8V), 4G37, 4G62 (SOHC 8V)75–95 hp1982–1989
    MITSUBISHIECLIPSE Convertible 1.84G3792 hp1989–1994
    MITSUBISHIECLIPSE I (D2_A) 1.8 (D21A)4G3792 hp1989–1994
    MITSUBISHIEXPO Station Wagon 2.44G64 (SOHC 8V)118 hp1991–1992
    MITSUBISHIGALANT III (A12_) 1.6 (A121)4G32 (SOHC 8V)75 hp1977–1980
    MITSUBISHIGALANT III Station Wagon (A12_V) 1.6 GL (A121V)4G32 (SOHC 8V)75 hp1979–1980
    MITSUBISHIGALANT IV (A16_) 1.6 GLX (A161A)4G32 (SOHC 8V)75 hp1980–1984
    MITSUBISHIGALANT IV Station Wagon (A16_V) 1.6 GLX (A161V)4G32 (SOHC 8V)75 hp1980–1984
    MITSUBISHIGALANT V (E1_A) 1.6 GLX (E11A) / 2.0 GLS (E15A) / 2.4 GLS (E16A) / 2.4 / 1.8 (E12A)4G32 (SOHC 8V), G63B, G64B, 4G64 (SOHC 8V), 4G3775–125 hp1984–1990
    MITSUBISHIGALANT VI (E3_A) 1.8 (E32A) / 1.84G3786–90 hp1988–1992
    MITSUBISHIGALANT VI Saloon (E3_A) 1.8 (E32A) / 1.6 (E31A) / 1.8 (E37A)4G37, 4G32 (SOHC 8V)75–94 hp1987–1993
    MITSUBISHIL 300 / DELICA II Bus (L03_P/G, L0_2P) 1.6 (L032P, L062P) / 1.8 4WD (L035G) / 2.0 DL / 1.8 (L035P) / 1.6 (L032P, L032W)4G32 (SOHC 8V), 4G62 (SOHC 8V), G63B65–90 hp1980–1987
    MITSUBISHIL 300 / DELICA II Platform/Chassis (L03_P) 1.6 (L032P, L062P, L036P) / 2.0 / 1.84G32 (SOHC 8V), G63B, 4G62 (SOHC 8V)70–90 hp1982–1994
    MITSUBISHIL 300 / DELICA II Van (L03_P) 1.6 (L032P, L062P) / 2.0 DL (L037P) / 1.6 (L062P, L032P) / 1.8 (L035P) / 1.8 4WD (L035P)4G32 (SOHC 8V), G63B, 4G62 (SOHC 8V)65–90 hp1980–1986
    MITSUBISHIL 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 1.6 (P02W, P12W) / 2.0 (P03W, P13W) / 2.4 4WD (P24W) / 2.4 (P04W, P14W)4G32 (SOHC 8V), G63B, G64B, 4G64 (SOHC 8V)69–112 hp1986–2004
    MITSUBISHIL 300 III Van (P0_V, P1_V, P2_V) 1.6 (P12V, P02V) / 2.0 (P03V, P13V) / 1.4 (P01V, P11V) / 2.0 (P23W, P23V) / 2.4 (P24V, P24W) / 2.4 4WD (P24V, P24W) / 2.4 (P04V, P14V)4G32 (SOHC 8V), G63B, 4G33, G64B, 4G64 (SOHC 8V)68–112 hp1986–1997
    MITSUBISHIL200 1.64G32 (SOHC 8V)82 hp1980–1986
    MITSUBISHIL200 (K3_T, K2_T, K1_T, K0_T) 1.6 (K11T) / 2.4 4WD / 2.44G32 (SOHC 8V), 4G64 (SOHC 8V)82–124 hp1986–1996
    MITSUBISHIL400 Van (PD_W, PC_W, PB_V, PA_W, PA_V) 1.64G32 (SOHC 8V)69 hp1996–2002
    MITSUBISHILANCER CELESTE Coupe (A7_) 1.6 ST (A73A)4G32 (SOHC 8V)73 hp1977–1981
    MITSUBISHILANCER F (A15_) 1.4 (A156) / 1.6 (A157)4G33, 4G32 (SOHC 8V)73–80 hp1984–1986
    MITSUBISHILANCER I (A7_) 1.2 (A75A) / 1.4 (A72A) / 1.6 (A73A)4G36, 4G33, 4G32 (SOHC 8V)55–82 hp1975–1979
    MITSUBISHILANCER I Station Wagon (A7_V) 1.4 (A72V)4G3368 hp1978–1979
    MITSUBISHILANCER II (A17_) 1.6 (A174)4G32 (SOHC 8V)82–84 hp1979–1983
    MITSUBISHILANCER III (C1_A, C6_A) 1.4 / 1.64G33, 4G32 (SOHC 8V)76–80 hp1986–1990
    MITSUBISHILANCER III Station Wagon (C1_V, C3_V) 1.8 4WD (C37V)G37B, 4G3783–94 hp1987–1992
    MITSUBISHILANCER IV (C6_A, C7_A) 1.6 GTi (C63A) / 1.6 GLX (C63A) / 1.6 GSR Turbo (C63A) / 1.6 GSR Turbo 4WD (C73A)4G61 (DOHC 16V), 4G61-T (DOHC 16V)124–146 hp1988–1992
    MITSUBISHILANCER IV Hatchback (C6_A, C7_A) 1.8 4WD (C77A) / 1.6 GTi (C63A) / 1.8 GTi (C77A) / 1.6 i (C63A)4G37, 4G61 (DOHC 16V)95–124 hp1988–1993
    MITSUBISHILANCER V (CB_A, CD_A, CE_A) 1.8 GTi4G3795 hp1992–1993
    MITSUBISHIMIRAGE I Saloon (A15_) 1.6 (A157)G32B, 4G32 (SOHC 8V)88 hp1979–1983
    MITSUBISHIMIRAGE II Saloon (C10) 1.5 (C18A)G31B71 hp1986–1988
    MITSUBISHIMIRAGE II Hatchback (C10) 1.5 (C18V)G31B71 hp1986–1988
    MITSUBISHIMIRAGE III Hatchback (C5_ - C8_) 1.6 Gti (C53A) / 1.6 Turbo (C53A) / 1.6 Turbo / 1.6 Turbo (C83A)4G61 (DOHC 16V), 4G61-T (DOHC 16V)125–145 hp1988–1991
    MITSUBISHIMIRAGE III Station Wagon 1.8 GS 4WD (C37W) / 1.5 (C18W)G37B, G31B71–90 hp1986–1988
    MITSUBISHIPAJERO I (L04_G, L14_G) 2.0 4WD (L041G, L046G, L146G)G63B110 hp1983–1991
    MITSUBISHIPAJERO II (V3_W, V2_W, V4_W, V5_W) 2.4 (V21W)4G64 (SOHC 8V)112 hp1991–1999
    MITSUBISHIPAJERO II Canvas Top (V2_C, V4_C) 2.4 (V21C)4G64 (SOHC 8V)112 hp1991–2000
    MITSUBISHISAPPORO I (A12_) 1.6 SL, GL (A121)4G32 (SOHC 8V)75 hp1978–1980
    MITSUBISHISAPPORO II (A16_A) 1.6 GLX (A161A)4G32 (SOHC 8V)75 hp1980–1984
    MITSUBISHISAPPORO III (E16A) 2.4 (E16A)4G64 (SOHC 8V)124 hp1987–1990
    MITSUBISHISIGMA (GE) 1.64G32 (SOHC 8V)76 hp1977–1980
    MITSUBISHISIGMA (GJ, GK, GN) 1.64G32 (SOHC 8V)82 hp1982–1985
    MITSUBISHISIGMA Estate (GJ, GK, GN) 1.64G32 (SOHC 8V)82 hp1982–1985
    MITSUBISHISPACE WAGON (D0_V/W) 1.8 GLX (D05V, D05W) / 2.0 GLX (D04W) / 2.0 GLX 4WD (D08W) / 1.8 4WD (D05V, D05W) / 1.8 GLX (D05W) / 1.8 (D05W, D05V)4G37, G63B, G37B84–95 hp1984–1991
    MITSUBISHISPACE WAGON (N3_W, N4_W) 2.44G64 (SOHC 8V)117 hp1991–1992
    MITSUBISHISPACE WAGON VAN (D0_V/W) 1.8 (D05V)4G3786–90 hp1983–1988
    MITSUBISHITREDIA (A21_) 1.6 GLS (A212) / 1.8 GLS (A215) / 1.8 Turbo (A215A) / 1.8 Turbo / 2.0 / 1.8 GLS 4WD (A215G) / 1.84G32 (SOHC 8V), 4G37, G62B, G63B, 4G62 (SOHC 8V)75–136 hp1982–1988