im rebuilding my 2000 eclipse 4G64 engine that i had swapped in my 98 mirage chassis, with the new wiseco pistons i bought the hole for the pin in the piston is off cenetered and the pin is suppose to be closer towards to the front of the engines timing rotation direction, while lookin at the timing side of my engine is the direction clockwise?

not trying to be rude, just trying to help you, but i edited your paragraph above in the quote and this is what your paragraph should have looked more like. learn to use better sentence structuring next time, or i see flaming responses in your near future. i was half tempted to just give up even reading your question. i hope that it helps you, and you don't get offended.

so here goes. i think, not exactly sure, your question was, "when looking at a year 2000 4G64 engine from the timing belt side, what is the operational driving direction?"

now i have never done a timing belt service on my 2001 4G64 engine in my eclipse, but as far as i know the timing belt side is closer to the passenger side. all engines naturally run towards the front of your car, unless of course you have a older Honda but since you don't, on the timing belt side, or front of your engine your looking at a clockwise turning side. i hope that helps you. if not please fix your question and re-ask it.

Not true, ours is on the other side, you can see the case.

The timing belt in the 4g64 is on the passenger side in our engine bay. When you pop the hood and look directly at the engine the timing belt housing is on the passenger side of the engine bay.

I just know it is opposite of the 1g

yeah the orientation is opposite, but the rotation is the same. or so says the pinned topic titled Evo swap information.

there are pinned topics you can look at for information before you post? I don't believe you......lol.