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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
Or, keep the F20C in the S2000!
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
wow lets hope for sub 20k! I'll take a an r spec still ;)
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
So I found an online service manual for this, and things don't look good for the block design. It will use 2 bolt mains, and I'm not totally sure yet, but it's possible it's an open deck design. So that means they probably just threw some different rods and pistons, and oil squirters in a non turbo block and called it good enough.
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
Thats not good :(
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
eh, it'll still be awesome. The thing is, the bolt patterns will probably be the same for the bellhousing. The motor mounts will most likely work from engine to engine, so a 4b11t swap (I bet) will be a pretty straight forward operation. Plus, it'll be an adventure to find the limits of the stock block!
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
Ghey.
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
aww, such pessimism. Be happy! a turbo 4 banger rwd coupe. When was the last time we had such a sweet car? (my guess is about 1982-1989, booyah!)
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
The Evo X motor is open deck and the 4G63s are 2 bolt mains.
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
Isn't the Evo X 4B11T a semi-closed designed basically meaning a reinforced open deck?
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I know the 4g63s are 2 bolt mains, but I thought the EvoX motor was semi-closed deck? I still plan on getting one if I like the way it drives, and I'm not too worried about the block cuz I don't plan on making a ton of power anyways.
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
I think the point was simply that it's not looking like it's the EVO 4b11t.
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
Looks like 2.5 bar MAP sensors from the manuals, which are good for 20-22psi. And high impendance injectors.
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Returnless fuel system.
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
I think I'll keep my Talon.
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
Why is a returnless fuel system so bad? Does that mean trying to run larger injectors is much more difficult?
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^^ I was wondering that too. I would think that as long as the fuel rail sees the same pressure, it wouldn't really matter if the fuel is constantly flowing through. I could see it being difficult to run a larger fuel pump though. But at the same time, I wonder if it would really need a large pump since it wouldn't have to work as hard to maintain pressure.
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Re: 4b11t going into new RWD Hyundai coupe
This car fail.t
Not really just making good excuses to not want one. lol |
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