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Old 09-20-2007, 01:45 PM   #1
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Does anyone know if there are mounts for an srt-4 swap into a 1991 plymouth laser? I got crucified for posting this on the dsm forum but I think it can be done. All they had to say was "it's a waste, the srt-4 has less potential and is weaker," "They aren't as fast as the 4g63" blah blah blah. I'm sur fab will be needed, but was just wondering if someone had mounts already available to save me some time and work. I plan on this swap to show the dsm crowd that there is an alternative to the same old 4g63t swap. A buddy of mine has a 2000 neon with an srt-4 swap said he thought someone had done it before, but he couldn't find the info. Any help is greatly appreciated,
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Old 09-20-2007, 04:38 PM   #2
 
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I could have sworn that the SRT head flowed better than an older 2.0/2.4 head, and oh wait, aren't the dsm guys running a reversed old 2.0 head? And being as the SRT internals are much nicer than the 4g63 (just from looking inside the blown 4g63 I have), don't you think the 2.4 (look at that, its a bigger motor, too!) is a better choice? I'd also like to know how many of those dsm guys are making 300 horse and 330 ft-lbs of torque reliably just by swapping on a kit from the dealer.

Maybe it's just because I hate Mitsubishi's....

Sorry, I don't have mounting advice, but I'm pretty sure its been done before so someone should know something.
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Old 09-20-2007, 06:15 PM   #3
 
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Exactly my thoughts. I've had 4 of these cars all of which have either dropped a valve, or the trans. went, or both. So I think it's time for something new. Hopefully somone has some info.
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Someone? Anyone? I'd hate to go in this blind but if thats what it takes to get the job done so be it! Maybe suggest some mounts I might be able to modify to fit?
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Old 09-21-2007, 03:24 PM   #5
 
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Gonna go out on a limb here and say no. I have never seen any avaliable mounts other than the neon one. It sounds like you have a really unique swap planned which means not enough people have done it to make producing mounts worth while. Time to get creative and spark up the welder.

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Old 09-21-2007, 06:55 PM   #6
 
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no there will be nothing easy. don't forget the 4g63 is 180* the srt motor, and the pickups are totally different.
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don't the mistsus rotate counterclockwise?not that that matterstoo much, just thinking the tranny mount might be a big challlenge.
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You will need to use a 420a head with the SRT4 block to make it work. The reason that the 420a is backwards flowing is because the firewall doesn't have an exhaust dunnel like the dodge cars do.

In order to make it fit it had to have the intake in the back like the 4g63 since there just isn't room for the exhaust/turbo in the back side of the engine bay.

Of course you also need to swap the rest of the driveline including the tranny aswell. I assume that the mounting points are the same between the 1G and 2G eclipse which means that the front and driver mounts shouldn't be bad if you use an eclipse/neon tranny.

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Old 09-21-2007, 10:55 PM   #9
 
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Don't even try and use the mitsu electronics. I have no idea how you'd do gauges and stuff with srt underhood wiring, maybe swap interior harnesses too and use srt gauges?

Couldn't you beat the firewall back enough to fit the srt head/turbo in there? Don't know how serious you are, but I removed the heater box and moved part of my firewall back to fit my turbos in (minivan). I wouldn't want to run the exhaust underneath the 2.4, the mitsu 2.0 had more space under there.

Mounts shouldn't be too bad if you have some steel and a welder, I read lancer for some reason which is why I thought there might be some info out there.

Axels should be interesting.
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no there will be nothing easy. don't forget the 4g63 is mounted 180* the srt motor, and the pickups are totally different.
+1. It's not worth the hassle, the 4g63 can make just as much power anyway. With what you'll spend to swap in an SRT engine properly, you can have a killer 4g63 engine. And if you don't do it properly, you'll just end up w/ a large pile of scrap metal on wheels.

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I plan on this swap to show the dsm crowd that there is an alternative to the same old 4g63t swap.
There's a reason they do that "same old swap"
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Old 09-27-2007, 11:34 AM   #11
 
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what about swapping into a later model 2G talon??
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same probs
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The 2G swap might be easier if you use the 420a reverse flow head on an early 2.4 block (the SRT4 head has a few passages that don't line up).

That way atleast you would be guaranteed that the front and driver side engine mounts from a 2GNT 420a engine would work. I am not sure if the frame mounts are the same on a 1G as the 2G for the 420a since the 1G came with the 4g63 family of engines... DSM guys always swap in a 4g63/4g64 rather than the chryco engines so you probably won't find much info on doing this swap into a 1G.

The 2.4 will be a problem though since you would need a custom oil pan so that you can run the exhaust under it... Overall it is a mess and it is very unlikely that anyone will ever do it since the 4g63/4g64 are perfectly good engines and actually are higher reving due to their larger bores and shorter strokes compared to the SRT4 engine.

The SRT4 engine does have some advantages but they don't really justify the swap unless you are just doing it to see if you can.

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Well thanks for all the info guys. I don't know what to do. I have a 1st gen neon r/t with a built n/a motor, but I want to sell it and find something to put the srt motor into. Decisions, decisions.
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Old 09-29-2007, 02:06 PM   #15
 
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I want to...find something to put the srt motor into.
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I have a 1st gen neon r/t
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