Beta Swap- engine from Australia
11-15-2002, 08:19 AM
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Beta Swap- engine from Australia
I know that different countries have different rules that apply to the amount and quality of emissions that an engine can emit. I don't know which countries are the most leanient, and which are the most strict {probably North American}.
HVE's Website If you click on the product catalogue button on the left, and click the 2000+ Accent, then scroll down you can see the 2L swap for $5000. I was wandering if anyone knows whether or not an Australian motor would be less 'restricted' and therefore require less work to gain more power.
HVE's Website If you click on the product catalogue button on the left, and click the 2000+ Accent, then scroll down you can see the 2L swap for $5000. I was wandering if anyone knows whether or not an Australian motor would be less 'restricted' and therefore require less work to gain more power.
11-15-2002, 09:14 AM
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that price is for the FULL SWAP. ie...they remove your motor and install a beta for you.
The "motor" is no different, but the ECU and air metering devices it uses would be different.
Canada uses MAF sensors and MAF sensor ECU's like all north american Hyundais (except the new ones).
Austraulia uses MAP sensor and MAP sensor ECU's.
You would have to either ship your entire car to HVE, have them do the swap, and ship it back...or have them ship the engine, motor mounts and wiring harncesses nessary, along with instructions. I know HVE does NOT part with their instructions...so you would be on your own when it comes to the install..if they would even be willing to ship you the mounts/parts you need.
[ November 15, 2002, 04:15 PM: Message edited by: Random ]
The "motor" is no different, but the ECU and air metering devices it uses would be different.
Canada uses MAF sensors and MAF sensor ECU's like all north american Hyundais (except the new ones).
Austraulia uses MAP sensor and MAP sensor ECU's.
You would have to either ship your entire car to HVE, have them do the swap, and ship it back...or have them ship the engine, motor mounts and wiring harncesses nessary, along with instructions. I know HVE does NOT part with their instructions...so you would be on your own when it comes to the install..if they would even be willing to ship you the mounts/parts you need.
[ November 15, 2002, 04:15 PM: Message edited by: Random ]
11-16-2002, 08:23 AM
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Around four months ago I made numerous attempts to contact HVE on doing this. I only requested the new motor mounts and wiring. They never responded. Then I tried asking about sending everything over here. They responded with telling me that they WILL NOT do anything unless you live in Aus. No engine transplant kits are being sold for over here. Maybe we just need someone with a little more power to talk to them?
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MAP = Manifold Absolute Pressure
MAF = Mass Air Flow
MAP measures pressure...MAF measures volume, and to a certian extent, density (with help from an intake temp sensor)
Each has their advantages and disadvantages.
Kore is working on a beta swap kit for accents. Maybe you guys should bug KORE for an update. tongue.gif
MAF = Mass Air Flow
MAP measures pressure...MAF measures volume, and to a certian extent, density (with help from an intake temp sensor)
Each has their advantages and disadvantages.
Kore is working on a beta swap kit for accents. Maybe you guys should bug KORE for an update. tongue.gif
11-16-2002, 09:52 PM
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Beta swaps are very common in Korea and if I have heard correctly there are some running around in this country. I am planning on doing this swap also into my 2002 accent at some point. I am very interested in info and have been scouring for info but the only people that are willing to give any info are on Korean sites and I do not speak Korean.
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KORE doesn't give updates, Rudy has the swap done on the X3 Accent, there are a few people running around w/swaps...
None I dont think are LC accents though.
Hopefully some time within the next 5 years there will be a company in the states that does it.
None I dont think are LC accents though.
Hopefully some time within the next 5 years there will be a company in the states that does it.
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In the meantime we can enjoy pics like these!!
EDIT: Removed Ungodly long URL that didn't work
email the photos to photos@hyundaiaftermarket.com and I'll post them up
[ November 20, 2002, 12:42 PM: Message edited by: Random ]
EDIT: Removed Ungodly long URL that didn't work
email the photos to photos@hyundaiaftermarket.com and I'll post them up
[ November 20, 2002, 12:42 PM: Message edited by: Random ]