Bolting a chrysler turbo onto a T3 manifold

[turbo.shaft]

Question. I have a TII turbo (with the Chrysler exhaust flange of course). I want to bolt it onto the back of a stock internaled 2.0 neon for a low boost intercooled system (8-10 psi)

Can the Chrsler flanged turbo bolt up without leaking or should I buy a T3 exhaust housing to bolt on?

eBay Motors: 95-99 DODGE NEON DOHC 420A CAST IRON T3 TURBO MANIFOLD (item 110247761946 end time May-04-08 20:02:23 PDT)

[tryingbe]

You'll have to buy a standard T3 flange turbine housing.

[OMNIproject]

Hey, just some questions on an engine swap from a 1990 Omni FI to an older turbo motor. Now how easy/hard would this be? I know i would run into some problems with wiring, computer/module, and others, but how bad do you think? Could i just take the turbo stuff off the swap motor and put it on my 90 2.2? Or is it more involved that i think? I have a chance to buy a turbo motor that came out of an Omni, owner claims it runs. I know my motor runs so i'd rather used it than the iffy one. Im not trying to have the fastes car on the planet and go dragging, just want some boost, it would be my first endevor with a turbo, i figure this would be a good place to start. All input welcome. Thanks

[MachIIIRayzor]

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Originally Posted by OMNIproject Hey, just some questions on an engine swap from a 1990 Omni FI to an older turbo motor. Now how easy/hard would this be? I know i would run into some problems with wiring, computer/module, and others, but how bad do you think? Could i just take the turbo stuff off the swap motor and put it on my 90 2.2? Or is it more involved that i think? I have a chance to buy a turbo motor that came out of an Omni, owner claims it runs. I know my motor runs so i'd rather used it than the iffy one. Im not trying to have the fastes car on the planet and go dragging, just want some boost, it would be my first endevor with a turbo, i figure this would be a good place to start. All input welcome. Thanks

Wrong sections to start with, however I found a similar thread in the "general" section.
92 N/a--->87 Ti