PT NA 2.4 swap in an NGC Neon
PT NA 2.4 swap in an NGC Neon
I'm posting this thread mainly for information I'm finding/have found... Mostly random notes here and there that I'll compile into a list and how to eventually..... (some of this information has been confirmed by Mopar, indicated by *)
2004 PT NA block identicle to SRT4 / PTGT block...needs the oil squirters, rods, pistons, and bearings though. *
SRT intake manifold bolts to PT NA head
SRT computer runs PT NA motor no problem *
No sensor differances to worry about between SRT shortblock and PTNA shortblock *
Found new breed of supercharger... www.rotrex.com
thinking the C30-94 will do the job fine...
need to find a good bypass valve and wastegate(to control max boost)
2004 PT NA block identicle to SRT4 / PTGT block...needs the oil squirters, rods, pistons, and bearings though. *
SRT intake manifold bolts to PT NA head
SRT computer runs PT NA motor no problem *
No sensor differances to worry about between SRT shortblock and PTNA shortblock *
Found new breed of supercharger... www.rotrex.com
thinking the C30-94 will do the job fine...
need to find a good bypass valve and wastegate(to control max boost)
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I have recently been thinking about doing a 2.4 swap from a stratus and was also wondering what else would be needed to basically turn it into an SRT block.
I don't want to have to go through the sentry key crap though. Just wanna swap it out and go w/ no major probs (although that prolly won't happen) I have access to quite a few 2.4 blocks in the junk yard near me most of which look great. I would however take it appart anyway just to fully clean it and check for damage. Plus I have access to my friends stock SRT turbo and intercooler.
I do want to do something a little different though... I want to keep my 3spd ATX and still do the swap (JRM has done this)
Just wanted to know any feedback about this if there is any.
I don't want to have to go through the sentry key crap though. Just wanna swap it out and go w/ no major probs (although that prolly won't happen) I have access to quite a few 2.4 blocks in the junk yard near me most of which look great. I would however take it appart anyway just to fully clean it and check for damage. Plus I have access to my friends stock SRT turbo and intercooler.
I do want to do something a little different though... I want to keep my 3spd ATX and still do the swap (JRM has done this)
Just wanted to know any feedback about this if there is any.
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Well, if he's going to rewire the car to non-NGC anyway, just go for the gold! Switch to 97-99 engine bay wiring. I know it wont be easy, or fun, but being able to use a 99 mopar, afx or stock would be awesome. Otherwise, he could use an 00-01, or 02 wiring harness and have stock or afx. for that year. It'll kinda be like converting to NGC for srt-swap, just reverse engineering.

So many neons so little time.
yeah i've decided to scrap the stratus 2.4 idea...
After being at carlisle and having my car on the dyno there, i realised how much i WANT NGC...
edited first post for new information...
After being at carlisle and having my car on the dyno there, i realised how much i WANT NGC...
edited first post for new information...
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found this...looks like itll bolt up to a neon exhaust just fine to me
http://www.aaxel.com/Merchant2/merchant ... BA-1937SJS
gonna make a couple calls today in regards to compatibility with an 04 head...
Edit: Preliminary research shows that the exhaust manifold is the same from 01 to 07...still going to call mopar for a confirmation though...
Good thing i have an SRT downpipe
that'll come in handy. all i'll need is an exhaust
Thinking one of teh available exhausts that have no muffler in teh back...put a couple Moroso spiral flow mufflers in the B pipe, cut off the big round tips, weld on rectangular tips...should work well...
gonna make a couple calls today in regards to compatibility with an 04 head...
Edit: Preliminary research shows that the exhaust manifold is the same from 01 to 07...still going to call mopar for a confirmation though...
Good thing i have an SRT downpipe
TPS Sensor: closed throttle: 0.68v...WOT: 3.78V
MAP Sensor: No Vac: 4.36V - 4.40V (probably becuase of temperature variances?)
Vehicle Speed Sensor(MTX ONLY): 5V Pulse Generator
AAT, IAT, CTS sensors: Thermal Resistors (computer reads the resistance to ground)
This is more useful for my carPC guages...but still info none the less...
If someone would like to temporarily donate a GOOD vaccum gauge, I could also get a better reading on idle vaccum, and come up with a ratio to figure out the MAP sensor's limits.
Readings measured on a Fluke multimeter using all stock sensors that came with the car 4yrs ago. 2.0L non magnum.
MAP Sensor: No Vac: 4.36V - 4.40V (probably becuase of temperature variances?)
Vehicle Speed Sensor(MTX ONLY): 5V Pulse Generator
AAT, IAT, CTS sensors: Thermal Resistors (computer reads the resistance to ground)
This is more useful for my carPC guages...but still info none the less...
If someone would like to temporarily donate a GOOD vaccum gauge, I could also get a better reading on idle vaccum, and come up with a ratio to figure out the MAP sensor's limits.
Readings measured on a Fluke multimeter using all stock sensors that came with the car 4yrs ago. 2.0L non magnum.
did some number crunching today...
Equations provided by Garrett Tech Pages.

this is only in theory...not all figures in the equations are true to neons, but this gives you a ROUGH estimate as to what itll take to create 400hp on a 2.4
for those of you watching at home..... Go plot out where the pressure ration and mass air flow puts you at on the C30-94... right in there before the compressor's RPM limit, inside the 75% efficiency range away from the surge line...

NOW tell me i'm crazy

Equations provided by Garrett Tech Pages.

this is only in theory...not all figures in the equations are true to neons, but this gives you a ROUGH estimate as to what itll take to create 400hp on a 2.4
for those of you watching at home..... Go plot out where the pressure ration and mass air flow puts you at on the C30-94... right in there before the compressor's RPM limit, inside the 75% efficiency range away from the surge line...

NOW tell me i'm crazy
the only thing is that you cannot apply those equations to a s/c, revolutionary or not, do some fluid mechanics on the drive system of the s/c and you'll see.
oh yeah....just strap a 50 trim to that 2.4 and you'll see 400whp before you can actually do the math on the fluid dynamics of the rotex system
oh yeah....just strap a 50 trim to that 2.4 and you'll see 400whp before you can actually do the math on the fluid dynamics of the rotex system
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yeah i'm with chris on this one.... there's no differance between 500cfm from a turbo and 500cfm from a super....its still the same air mass
dont be such a negative nancy, lol... i dont get why everyone is so opposed to this idea???
dont be such a negative nancy, lol... i dont get why everyone is so opposed to this idea???
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yes airflow is airflow but when it requires a percentage of total engine power to create that airflow its differentNiteHawk wrote:yeah i'm with chris on this one.... there's no differance between 500cfm from a turbo and 500cfm from a super....its still the same air mass
dont be such a negative nancy, lol... i dont get why everyone is so opposed to this idea???
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Everyone has to be the same. Diversity is bad.
everyone should drive a 2.4T neon, 2.4 SC's are bad. invention sucks.
everyone should drive a 2.4T neon, 2.4 SC's are bad. invention sucks.
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Frank's got the Spirit!racer12306 wrote:Everyone has to be the same. Diversity is bad.
everyone should drive a 2.4T neon, 2.4 SC's are bad. invention sucks.
well.. I want a Lotus.. Maybe I should put a 2.4T into that
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Supercharges like we have now a days dont require as much HP to drive them like the old school roots blowers. Some supercharges on the dyno show they required minimal 1hp or less from a V8 to be driven to full capacity. Its all about being different....yes airflow is airflow but when it requires a percentage of total engine power to create that airflow its different
Everyone turbo's this and or that, there has only been one rescently documented supercharged 1GN and only one 2GN(show use)....
Edit: actually 2 1gn's using the same supercharger kit
The only thing i'll have to do, since a supercharger boost sooner, is upgrade the bolts to ARP studs (head, main, rod, etc).... do that and itll handle the stress without question 
but of course, thats a good idea for anyone, even turbo guys and all motor guys
but of course, thats a good idea for anyone, even turbo guys and all motor guys
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