New engine for VR4
The non-turbo engines have a higher compression ratio, 10:1 opposed to 8:1, so you would not be able to run high boost without modifications. It would be fine on stock boost.
Does your 93 have separate cam and crank sensors?
Does your 93 have separate cam and crank sensors?
I do have an engine off a 1992 VR4 for sale. If you're interested, e-mail me at cconfusionn@yahoo.com
The reason i wanted to do it because im plannin on getting a vr4 for like 5,500 and i wanted to put my new engine i had in my N/A 3000gt to the vr4 i was goin to get and change all the stuff that needed to be changed, but since you told me of the compressions im Not going to, im just goin to sell the N/a. Thanks
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these are? i guess better gas mileage.
these are? i guess better gas mileage.
It would make a great year round car. With the low power, the drivetrain would be virtually bullet proof. AWD sure footedness in the rain and snow. It would probably be more reliable over the long haul.
It sure would be slow though...but not likely as slow as my NA-ATX is now.

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