The jdm cyclone hp

[KoinDSM]

I have looked everywhere in this forum trying to find out how much hp the jdm cyclone engine truely has. now i have read the it does somewhere between 155-220. But im curoius on how much the n/t cyclone has and how much the turbo cyclone has.
someone please answer this question i have been looking for ever for.

 

[TurboTerror]

There is no difference in the "JDM" Cyclone motor from the USDM. They are the same engine with a different intake manifold. The reason that they are rated at 220 vs 200 is that some come with 550's and a 16G.

 

[tsi_turboawd]

remember USDM and JDM 6-bolt 'internals' are all the same except for the RS(b16g/550s) model with 8:5:1 compression. Both Turbo and N/A

 

[LaserRST]

The Cyclone intake is really a tuning tool more than a HP product. It flows about 1% less than the USDM but produce more torque in your low and mid range areas, in the right hands of course. I use one and built a voltage comparator that operates it fine, with a few bugs, but love it.

 

[Cirus_93TSI]

there is no such thing as a "cyclone" motor, its just something importers call the jdm 4g63 to try and make it sound like something special, all the cyclone is is an intake manifold, and the cyclone intake is only on turbo cars, there is no such thing as a n/t cyclone, the jdm 4g63 is the same as a usdm 4g63 excapt it has the cyclone intake manifold, and possibly a bigger stock turbo, and the rs model comes with stock 510 injectors(mitsu does not make 550cc injectors)
the regular model with a 14b has 220 bhp, which is about 175 all wheel hp, im not sure what the small 16g model and the rs(big 16g) model have in terms of horsepower, bit im sure its not much of a difference on stock boost from the 14b model

 

[LaserRST]

Funny you mention this cuz i was at the junkyard the other day takin the crank out of a G64b and I saw a 90 eclipse na with an engine code of 4g67 and had a Cyclone emblem on a single runner manifold that was smaller than ours. This probably the 1.8 version i think... never seen that engine before.

 

[Streetbeat]

yeah the 4g67 is the 1.8...dont know about the cyclone intake manifold on one though