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Fund. Differences between Turbo and N/A Engines

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Old Feb 22, 2011 | 12:02 AM
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Default Fund. Differences between Turbo and N/A Engines

Did a quick search, but couldnt come up on anything about the differences from the N/a and Turbo blocks. I know the turbo has lower compression ratio.

What I'm particularly interested in are differences in the block and heads.
I believe i read somewhere the turbo has some sort of oil cooling for the pistons, and that the valves vary a little, the turbos being sodium filled?

If theres already been a thread for this started, sorry for being redundant, Im merely a forum noob
 
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Old Feb 22, 2011 | 05:44 AM
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As far as I know:

- Compression Ratio (Turbo/NA): 8.5:1/10.5:1

- Displacement: 2.3L/2.4L (2.5L).

- Oil Cooling System: Radiator built-in oil cooler (not sure about the NA, and I do not believe there is a special piston cooling oil system for turbo).

- Exhaust Valve: Not sure if the turbo version comes with sodium-filled valve, I assume it does.

- Certain NA engines come with 10 valves (x2 each cyl).

See what others have to say.


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Old Feb 22, 2011 | 06:37 AM
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non turbo does NOT have sodium filled valves. Also, there are cooling jets that spray the pistons on the turbo model. Turbo also has the oil cooler and trans cooler.
 
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