Does anyone know how to get ahold of a CVVT Beta Engine?

 

Besides working for Hyundai Korea Design/testing department?

 

i would imagine that the CVVT would be a BETA III

Just a thought... i doubt it will even be named a beta

So far its not out... its in development and it could just be speculation

Till its out.. we dont know for sure

BTW... vtec doesnt rule, it just makes a funny noise

lol

 

I was going to recommend you purchase another car, followed by a picture of the famed Delorean from the "Back to the Future" movie series, but I figured that would be off-topic enough that I shouldn't

If memory serves, you guys across the pond are gonna get the new BETA's before us yanks will. I still don't recall any release dates that were earlier than mid-late 2003 (the 2004 model year release)

I have some questions as to what they've done on the head casting, and what motor they're REALLY gonna put together with this new technology. But so far it's 100% speculation frown

 

i read an article somewhere...it was in england an they test drove an 03 elantra with the vvt in it...so it cant be speculation...it does exist wether or not it comes to the US will be a different story....i will try and find the article.

 

i got it....here it is....well atleast its coming to be in the UK...
web page

there ya go!

 

i also read an article that said the hyundai 2.0L was a rebadged Mitsu engine...

What magazine did you read this from?

 

I don't know that it's a VVT setup, and they didn't publish any power output ratings. But I do know at least the valve cover is different.

Notice the placement of the oil fill cap, and check out the different intake manifold...


[ October 22, 2002, 01:05 PM: Message edited by: Red ]

 

143bhp. Woohoo!!! I'm gonna be the first in line for the engine swap to get that 3 extra horses. tongue.gif

 

You gotta be kidding me? Dude, I could scrape three extra horsepower out a 1st gen Beta with probably a resistor and a soldering iron.

That's lame. frown