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head swaps
will a turbo head bolt up to a non-turbo head? I heard the blocks are pretty much Identical but wasn't sure if this would work. If so what are the benefits are far as power? or is there no gain?
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A turbo head will not bolt up to a non-turbo head. :p
But the heads will interchange with the blocks. ;) |
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Ok, you need to post what year you are asking about. Also, why would you bolt a turbo head up to a non-turbo head? I'm guessing you ment bolt up to a non-turbo block?
1990-92 Turbo heads will bolt up to any 1990-94 non-turbo BLOCKs. 1993-99 Turbo heads will bolt up to any 93-94 block but need to be modified to fit on a 90-92 block to accept the larger head studs. 1990-94 all use the common 4g63 casting block. Turbo blocks just have a few more options. 95-99 non turbo's have a Chrysler 420a block. Completely different than the turbo motors so in return, no turbo head from a 4g63 motor will bolt up. |
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Sorry I did mean the block. What type of power gain/benefits would I expect if I did this?
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is larger head studs the only thing that changed between 92 and 93 blocks?
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No... 93's have 7 bolt cranks, different crank case covers and oil pans. Piston squirters are different to - non removeable.
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wait... it was in 93 that they switched to the 7 bolt motor?? I thought it was like 95...
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It was actually April of 92. So some 92's have 7 bolt motors but its pretty rare to find one.
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The heads are pretty much the same, besides the cams.
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Neither do... I have a friend doing a turbo setup on his Neon right now and he had to make adapter flanges for everything. The head didnt bolt up so he has to use his stock head and the intake and exhaust mani's have different bolt patterns.
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