RE: 2.4L NA I5 in 84 4KQ BTDT?

[HAREST@allenbrook.iix.com]

Welcome back.
 I have since looked at this further.  The 2.3l head is not the same as the
2.2l head.  The 2.3l incorporates the injectors into the two piece intake
manifold.  i.e. There is no separate injector insert hole threaded into the
2.3l head.  This means that you either use the 2.3l block, and the rest of
the 2.2l stuff (head, intake, fuel lines, fuel distributor etc) or you drop
in a 2.3l motor complete and swap your 2.2l fuel distributor to accommodate
the different ends on the 2.3l injector lines.

That's all I have.
-Stott

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Glenn_Powell@ne.3com.com [SMTP:Glenn_Powell@ne.3com.com]
> Sent:	Friday, July 31, 1998 8:30 AM
> To:	quattro@coimbra.ans.net
> Subject:	2.4L NA I5 in 84 4KQ BTDT?
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> Someone out here had mentioned that they had BTDT with installing a
> late-model NA 2.3/4L I5 in the 4KQ.
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> PLEASE contact me directly. I am interested in details such as if the
> stock
> 4KQ injectors were used with the
> late-model head or if some type of kludge or other adapter was required. I
> plan to use the stock 4KQ fool dist
> and injectors, electrics, distributor, etc, etc. Any other tips or
> suggestions GREATLY APPRECIATED!
> 
> Also, ran the 4KQ race car in a SCCA auto-x for the first time last
> weekend
> at NHIS. What a blast! The 2B
> setup works great here as well. Had to run in E Prepared due to no
> interior
> or headlights, would have been
> more competitive in ESP on my street tahrs and 170,000+ miles stone-stock
> engine and driveline. Was only
> 0.1 sec out of first place after a very well setup and clean Scirocco on
> race slicks, well driven and by a very
> experienced driver/car combo. Felt pretty good about that for a first time
> out with a new car and class.....
> 
> TIA,
> 
> -glen     PS  (this is a temporary email account till 3com gets 'Glen'
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