1gdirttrackrace
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- Apr 25, 2009
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harlan,
Iowa
would i gain anything by putting a intake,throddle body,injector,fuel rail,mass air flower sensor and ecu off of a A/T 4G63T on to a 4G63?
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You want to basically turbo your car minus the turbo?
The intake is identical, except for an extra port to connect the BOV to, so that would gain you nothing.
The throttle body is the same, except that the turbo one uses a bolt on elbow instead of having a hose slide directly on like the non turbo one -- so that gains you nothing.
The fuel rail is the same.
The airflow sensor reads differently, and the plugin is different.
The ECU is the same except for the tune and that there is an input for a knock sensor.
The best thing you could do to possibly gain a little performance, would be to get an EPROM ECU if yours isn't and get tune a chip for it, and get some reground cams. It it were me, I would switch to speed density and take out the airflow sensor, but keep the stock airbox -- no one would be able to tell unless they pull your air filter.
Is this like a hornet class dirt track racecar?
what does the 2.4 come in and how will it help?
yes would a 2.4 head gain me anything?
I doubt it, a Sonata head probably wasn't designed for max performance, although I doubt it even differs much from the one you have. The '94 Galant GS was a 2.4L DOHC 4G64 with ~160hp, but it being a 2G style head, I don't think you will be able to put it on a 1G block and fit it on your car.