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Engine Differences Turbo vs Non

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muvian

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May 16, 2003
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Ok i know this is going to sound like a stupid question but i would like to know the differences between the turbo and non-turbo engines besides the obvious fact that it has no turbo. Thank you for your help
 
You're probably gonna have to be a little more specific. What exactly are you trying to find out.(i know you're lookin for the difference in engine but what are you trying to do with this information)
 
the 2g engines are similar at best, and the 1g are almost identical with the exception of difference in compression

the 1g 1.8 is a different story, but the best i can tell you is thar although it is really reliable, it sucks powerwise
 
Heres something taken straight from a manual (I'm not geek enough to memorize this):

2nd generation comparision
N/T Compression: 9.6:1
T Compression: 8.5:1
T Stroke: 3.46 in.
N/T Stroke: 3.26 in.
T Oil Pressure @ Curb Idle: 11.4psi
N/T Oil Pressure @ Curb Idle: 4psi

1st Generation Comparison
N/T 2.0 Compression: 9.0:1
T 2.0 Compression: 7.8:1
N/T 1.8 Compression: 9.0:1
N/T 2.0 Stroke: 3.46in
T 2.0 Stroke: 3.46in
N/T 1.8 Stroke: 3.39in
T 2.0 Oil Pressure @ curb: 11.4psi
N/T 1.8 Oil Pressure @ curb: 11.4psi

2G T VS N/T Motors are nothing alike. 1G T and N/T are fairly similiar, the differences are:
Intake & Exhaust Cam Height, Compression, Ring groove width.
 
Ok im sorry i was so vague. i wanted to know how different the 1g blocks are i have a 1G 6bolt engine out of a n/t and was going to rebuild it for my 1g T. i also wanted to know how different the other parts where like the intake man., head, ect. any other help would be nice
 
the compression is different because of the pistons, you have to run lower compression in a turbo car so you can run boost. If you didnt lower the compression then you wouldn't be able to run as much boost and it would hurt performance
 
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