Engine Swap
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Engine Swap - 6/29/2005 3:32:24 PM
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SkiddyK
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Hey I was just wondering if it's possible to swap the Tiburon 6 cylinder engine into a 1999 Elantra sedan? Has anyone done it? Thanks
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RE: Engine Swap - 7/2/2005 7:35:39 AM
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Trakka
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Hi, Space permitting, obviously the powerplant could be engineered to fit. I don't know where you are, so your local transport authorities may have some say over what you can install without referring to an engineer. Aside from which, it would seem a lot of work and money to make a silk purse out of what is essentially a sows ear. Upgraded suspension and brakes, rewiring, etc.. Is the V6 substantially heavier than the 4? Consider the balance of the car. Why not consider some form of forced induction? A lot cheaper, and tested methods. Whatever you do, make sure your brakes and suspension are up to scratch. Hope this helps. Cheers, Andrew.
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RE: Engine Swap - 7/2/2005 3:07:11 PM
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pure performance
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I agree with Trakka that is alot of work for just a few ponies. Look into some forced induction options, if you want more power
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