OK to mix iron housings?
what he was saying is that the waterjacket is different on the series IV. The s4 housings have further apart
spark plugs, so the jackets on the irons would have a slightely different shape around the spark plug holes
spark plugs, so the jackets on the irons would have a slightely different shape around the spark plug holes
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oops, let me clearify. Are the front and rear housing able to be swapped between engines. Could I take a front rotor housing from an s4 and use it as a rear rotor housing in a different motor?
Originally posted by Infini IV
I was talking about the irons... or should I call them the end plates?
I was talking about the irons... or should I call them the end plates?
The rebuild kits should be similar. The gaskets should all match up because the housings are the same size. The waterjacket may be different though(not match up correctly). This is ust my reasoning someone tell me if this is my *** talking or not?
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Can ya'll stop guesstimating and give a staight answer...someone go and line up the pieces and see!!
Ya'll rebuilders out there have to have come across this problem...ohh wait I believe this topic has been covered before...SEARCH!!!!
Ya'll rebuilders out there have to have come across this problem...ohh wait I believe this topic has been covered before...SEARCH!!!!
Yes you can swap front, rear or intermediate housings between any year model engine from '86-'91. They are all interchangeable. So yes you can use an S4 end plate on an S5 block. The rotor housings can be interchanged between the S4 and S5 but you would have to swap the out in pairs and not mix and match due to the spark plug location differences. You could even use 3rd gen rotor housings just don't interchange the other 3rd gen parts unless it is an entire swap. I hope this answered the question.
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