Can a 6G74 engine bolt to the transmission?
All of the 6G74 Engines will bolt to the transmission but the accesorries vary a LOT. Avoid SOHC Diamante and Montero motors, they need a LOT of modifications to work 94-96 DOHC 3.5L Montero motors are a decent choice but they have cast cranks and accesories still need a lot of Modifications
Where to get 6G74 parts from JSpec engine?
6G74 parts you MUST get from JSPEC engine: Make sure you Jspec engine has the following parts or you are going to have a VERY difficult time getting them: Lower intake manifold on 6G74 is wider than a 6G72, Note 6g72 Upper intake manifold will bolt to 6G74 lower intake plenum Below is 6G74 3.5L block with correct lower intake manifold
What’s the difference between a 6G72 and a 4.0L?
More cubic inches means that less boost is required to get same power level as 6G72, more power on pump gas! If you try to you can make the engine look stock to anyone but a expert on 3000GT and Stealths. a 4.0L twin turbo engine is basically a 2.0L engine for each turbo. There are a huge amount of DSM turbo optimized for a 2.0L engine.
How much does a 3.5L 6G74 engine swap cost?
If you are using turbos you really want to lower compression to 8.5/1. 3SX sellls the parts to do this 3SX 6G74 pisons for aprox $800 3SX 6G74 rods for aprox $750 PROs and CONs of swapping to 6G74: PROS Heigher deck height means it can be stroked to over 4.1L More cubic inches means more low end torque
How to replace timing belt on 2.4L PowerTech engine?
The following steps provide information on removal and replacement of the 2.4L I4 timing belt. 1. Remove the air cleaner upper cover, housing and clean air tube. 2. Raise the vehicle on a hoist. 3. Remove the accessory drive belts. 4. Remove the crankshaft vibration dampener.
What happens if you ignore your timing belt?
Ignoring your timing belt can come with a high cost. Timing belts don’t often snap, but when they do, it can cause piston damage, ruined cylinder heads, and engine valve damage. Probably, when you think of your engine, you picture the valves and pistons, but you don’t think much about what keeps them in good working order.
Are there any cars that still use timing belts?
Some new car manufacturers, such as Audi, still use timing belts in their engine designs, but for longevity, many manufacturers have switched to metal timing chains that in theory last for the life of the engine. My advice would be to refer to your owner’s manual and look up the maintenance schedule. If you don’t have one, Google it.
What happens if the timing belt snaps on an interference engine?
While it is possible that no damage could occur from a snapped belt on an interference engine, such a case is unlikely. In a non-interference engine, the pistons and valves don’t occupy the same space, so if the timing belt snaps, no valve or cylinder damage occurs.