that would be great99dohcneon wrote:You may not be able to get it to work with the 2.0 intake. Ill take a pic tomorrow and show you the clearanceBIGRAM wrote:well i was goin to make a boxed mani anyway
How-To: 1st Gen 2.4 Swap
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Here you go. I didnt think it would fit at first.BIGRAM wrote:that would be great99dohcneon wrote:You may not be able to get it to work with the 2.0 intake. Ill take a pic tomorrow and show you the clearanceBIGRAM wrote:well i was goin to make a boxed mani anyway



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Nice write up Jason. Is it finished? You guys never called me back over. 

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The SRT engine swap can be very difficult. Installing the engine is very similar to this How-to, however the wiring and engine management are the troubles with the SRT engine.
The SRT engine will not run on the 1st gen PCM. You must use either the SRT-4 PCM, or run a full stand-alone engine management system. To use the SRT-4 PCM, you must incorporate the SRT engine harness to the 1st gen chassis harness or switch to an SRT chassis harness and instrument cluster. You also have to use a virgin SRT-4 PCM (one that has never seen a key signal).
Look on neons.org for more info on the swap. There really is no how-to on it, but you can find more info over there.
Your best bet is to do a normal 2.4 swap and use SRT-4 pistons and rods. You cannot use the SRT-4 crankshaft.
The SRT engine will not run on the 1st gen PCM. You must use either the SRT-4 PCM, or run a full stand-alone engine management system. To use the SRT-4 PCM, you must incorporate the SRT engine harness to the 1st gen chassis harness or switch to an SRT chassis harness and instrument cluster. You also have to use a virgin SRT-4 PCM (one that has never seen a key signal).
Look on neons.org for more info on the swap. There really is no how-to on it, but you can find more info over there.
Your best bet is to do a normal 2.4 swap and use SRT-4 pistons and rods. You cannot use the SRT-4 crankshaft.
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99 neon with 2.4 swap w/ 2.0 cams, afx race ecu, 60mm jeep tb, cai, header, polished intake, straight pipe with no muffler, poly. inserts, pt clutch, B&M sts w/booger bushing and skunk2 springs. 14.3 (gtech) 2.5 60 foot :O
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Anybody running the stock 2.0 tensinor and how is that working? Does anybody have a detailed picture of the heater lines? Is anybody using a power rack with out the power steering and how bad is it?
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2.0l - 2.4l
Can I bolt a 2.0 DOHC head on a 2.4l Block???? Some one please let me know as soon as possible!!!!! Thanks
Re: 2.0l - 2.4l
Neon SpoRT wrote:Can I bolt a 2.0 DOHC head on a 2.4l Block???? Some one please let me know as soon as possible!!!!! Thanks
Newer 2.4 heads have an oil passage that must be blocked.DOHCRT wrote:
Notes before you start:
- 01+ engines will have different head ports than earlier engines, so be aware of this when selecting an engine.
- Do not attempt this swap if you do not plan to use a torque wrench or have no idea what a torque wrench is.
- The 2.0L DOHC head and 2.4L DOHC head are the same.
- Aftermarket 2.0L cam gears will not work on a 2.4L unless they are spaced forward properly.
- You can use 2.0L DOHC cams in a 2.4L to gain more power, however you must flip the intake cam magnet 90 degrees.
- You cannot use an 03 or higher model year 2.4L because they use the NGC crank trigger. NGC is not compatible with the neon's PCM.