13b from s4 to s5 any difference?
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13b from s4 to s5 any difference?
Hey guys i want to buy my boy's s5 13b n/a motor and i wanted to kno if theres any differences, its basically the motor with no accessories and i wanna rebuild it and swap it in like as a project, can anyone tell me if its plug and play or will i need everything s5? thanks.
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Is there a difference between convertible engine and hard top?
Hi, I cant post a thread yet so im using this one since it may have something to do with my problem. I have a buddy with an 89 convertible gen 2 and a 91 hard top gen 2. We are trying to put an engine in the hard top since he had an accident in the convertible. The kid he bought the hard top from gave him a whole bunch of gen2 13b parts and they differ completely from the gen2 convertible parts he has. Example would be the intake manifold, throttle body, vacuum setup, etc. We have worked out most of the kinks but I was curious if there were two different blocks for the years as there is this valve that bolts directly onto the block right underneath the intake manifold that wont allow for us to put the right vacuum system on. We have the right intake and everything but this valve stands in the way. I just wanted to know before we go too much farther if this valve can just be replaced with a different one or if the blocks are truly different as well. He got a block with the car that had been in the car but its identical to the 89 convertibles block. So I just wanted to make sure he can replace this valve and be good to go as long as its an s5 block although reading through these forums it doesnt seem like there would be two different manifolds or anything for the same blocks. Any info is appreciated. Sorry to threadjack but this is an emergency. Thank you.
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Hi, I cant post a thread yet so im using this one since it may have something to do with my problem. I have a buddy with an 89 convertible gen 2 and a 91 hard top gen 2. We are trying to put an engine in the hard top since he had an accident in the convertible. The kid he bought the hard top from gave him a whole bunch of gen2 13b parts and they differ completely from the gen2 convertible parts he has. Example would be the intake manifold, throttle body, vacuum setup, etc. We have worked out most of the kinks but I was curious if there were two different blocks for the years as there is this valve that bolts directly onto the block right underneath the intake manifold that wont allow for us to put the right vacuum system on. We have the right intake and everything but this valve stands in the way. I just wanted to know before we go too much farther if this valve can just be replaced with a different one or if the blocks are truly different as well. He got a block with the car that had been in the car but its identical to the 89 convertibles block. So I just wanted to make sure he can replace this valve and be good to go as long as its an s5 block although reading through these forums it doesnt seem like there would be two different manifolds or anything for the same blocks. Any info is appreciated. Sorry to threadjack but this is an emergency. Thank you.
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Hey guys i want to buy my boy's s5 13b n/a motor and i wanted to kno if theres any differences, its basically the motor with no accessories and i wanna rebuild it and swap it in like as a project, can anyone tell me if its plug and play or will i need everything s5? thanks.
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There are some pretty major differences between the S4 and S5 NA engine:
-intake manifold
-spark plug location
-rotor weight and compression
-metering oil pump
-emissions passages
And probably a few I am forgetting.
Turbo engines are a bit closer but still have higher compression, an electric metering oil pump, slightly revised intake and different spark plug locations.
-intake manifold
-spark plug location
-rotor weight and compression
-metering oil pump
-emissions passages
And probably a few I am forgetting.
Turbo engines are a bit closer but still have higher compression, an electric metering oil pump, slightly revised intake and different spark plug locations.
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