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Old 04-16-2003, 04:21 AM
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Default quick question(new question for you random)

Beta I and BEta II(plan to use in my LC) mounts are exactly same correct?

reason why i am asking:

i really want to do the swap and i was thinking that if i can find a local shop that's able to make costum mounts for me(engine and tranny)...
then do you think if i leave my car(1.6L LC) and elantra or a tib with Beta I/II whatever i can find with them will they be able to make them just by taking measurements and looking at those 2 engines and transmissions?

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BETA I and BETA II engine mounts are identical.
Old 04-16-2003, 04:51 AM
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Quick clairification, the mount POINTS on the block are the same, and the tranny mount points are the same, but the tranny mounts themselves are physically different between the 01+ Elantra and I4 03+ Tibby, and the 00 and older elantra and 01 and older tibbies.

WHY?

The 96-00 Elantra and 97-01 tibby have the center longitudial cross brace to mount the tranny to. The 01+ Elantra and I4 03 Tiburon do not have the longitudial cross brace.

01+ Elantra emgine mounts.



Tranny cross brace mounts



Tranny Mount


Engine mount


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ok graet that really helped
but you did not answer my last question...shoudl a shop be able to fabricate mounts having 2 cars side by side mine and tib or elantra(engine mouts)
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I don't know the capabilities of your shop, I can't speak to their skill, or lack thereof.

Yes, a good shop should be able to fabricate chassis mount points for the Hyndai Beta engine and tranny mounts.
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be able to fabricate chassis mount points
are you refering to the complete mounts or certain part of the mount? and if certain part of the mount does that mean i will need to use my stock mounts or woudl it be better to get mounts with/from my future betaII
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Fabricating 100% new mounts is WAY BEYOND the capability of 99.99% of shops out there.

You should use the mounts that come with the motor/tranny. You should use the mount points on the engine/tranny. DO NOT attempt to mount the tranny/engine via any other point on the engine/tranny.

The only part that will need to be fabricated is the attachment points to the chassis/frame.


BTW...check the for sale forum. Someone is selling the front clip from a 99 Elantra (A pillar forward). Not only would it give you everything you need (wiring harness, ECU, engine, tranny, sensors mounts), you can SEE how it mounts to help you with your install. There's no reserve on the auction, and it's only going for $15.50 right now. You could pick it up for $150 bucks and sell the un-needed parts like headlights/turnsignals, etc..etc..etc.. and break even on the cost of the clip.

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i would really be interested but i need a Beta 2(no MAF design) it should make things much more simpler(since my car is MAP) for me b/c of the wireing, but i dont know if that is true or not.

please put up your opinion or any thing that may help me
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If you get the front clip, it comes with all the sensors and ECU for a MAF setup car. You DO NOT want to run a Beta motor with an Alpha ECU. Wait, let me say that again. YOU DO NOT WANT TO RUN A BETA MOTOR WITH AN ALPHA MOTOR ECU

You will need a Beta ECU or a stand alone to run the motor. The only difference between the beta2 and the beta1 from a ECU perspective, is the ECU, Intake manifold and throttle body.

You could get the front clip and BUY an IM/TB from a beta2 if you REALLY want a MAP sensor, but again, you'll still need a Beta2 ECU (or beta1 if you go maf)
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another question for you random

what do you know about shortening axels? i heard that it shouldnt be done or cant be others say it is possilbe

do you know if i will be able to use my Accent axels wiht tib engine so i wont have to shorten tibs?

Edit:
Autobot said some ppl use Accent half sharfts when theuy do the swap........can you please clear this up on how it works? do you just take tib axle take part of it off and slap accetn halfshaf in it's place?

I apriciate you helping me random!

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