Beta 1 Or 2
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From: South Korea where u car from fool
Vehicle: 2008/Hyundai/Tiburon gt
beta 1 uses HLA aka: Hydrolic lifter that main a 0 lash and less noise
beta 2, uses sold tap lifter " the choice of many shops" better high rpm response
Less valve float. and both heads are interchangeable. i am current useing a beta 1 block and a beta 2 head. no problem what so ever.. late i got to check my clearance due to the fact that i use shim.
beta 2, uses sold tap lifter " the choice of many shops" better high rpm response
Less valve float. and both heads are interchangeable. i am current useing a beta 1 block and a beta 2 head. no problem what so ever.. late i got to check my clearance due to the fact that i use shim.
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Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon, 2004 Kia Sorento, 2010 Kia Soul
Kenny, might wanna search around a bit next time, this has been answered before.
Sparticus, how about adding it to the FAQ?
Sparticus, how about adding it to the FAQ?
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This should be in our FAQ
but either way, beta1 was used in 1996-2001 tiburons, beta2 was used in 2003-current 4 cyl tburons, also beta 1 was used in 1998-2000 Elantras and beta2 is used in 2001-2003 elantas.
Redz, you read my mind about FAQ.
but either way, beta1 was used in 1996-2001 tiburons, beta2 was used in 2003-current 4 cyl tburons, also beta 1 was used in 1998-2000 Elantras and beta2 is used in 2001-2003 elantas.
Redz, you read my mind about FAQ.