Can I put Turbocharger from a SRT-4 neon onto a 2000 Dodge neon?

Answer 1

pshht, there's no way someone put a garbage truck turbo on a passenger car v6...the exhaust would barely be able to turn it, and when it did, the turbo would only be a restriction. BS.

Answer 2

Bad news! While it is said that anything can be done, this is not one of them. I own both an '05 SRT-4 and an '02 R/T. The two are quite different cars. Non SRT Neons have a 2.0L single or double overhead camshaft with either 150 or 132 horsepower. SRTs have a 2.4L with either a 215 or 230 horsepower engine.

The engine, chassis, brakes, computers, etc. in turbo cars (I have owned 5) are designed from the ground up to allow for the performance, heat, weight and plumbing differences compared with the naturally aspirated vehicles of the same brand and model. You cannot just "add a turbo." For example, the SRT has an intercooler which markedly boosts the horsepower and also markedly crowds the engine compartment. As a result many under-the-hood components must be relocated or not installed - such as no speed control. Another example: All SRTs have heavy-duty manual transmissions and clutches - the regular automatics and manuals could not stand up to the power of the 2.4L turbo engine. Yet one more example: Turbo engines are designed for extra cooling and oiling to control the far greater amount of heat resulting from turbo boost.

Because the Neon is practically a cult car, many performance enhancers are available for your present Neon that will give you the extra power you wish without making you crazy.

Answer 3

I would say no without mods. The compression is probably too high and the ECM will not be able to run the timing right. You will need a bigger fuel pump and larger injectors. ECM might be able to turn that up though. Yea, BS on the turbo from the dump truck.

Answer 4

I saw someone rig up a garbage truck turbo to a taurus and race people that night at Hunts point,NY. It was some crazy ****. You can do whateve, but it might be a rig, or blow your motor. Srt-4s just blow up, but I want one.
Everyone knows everything, supposably it was a garbage truck turbo. It wasn't a giant turbo like your fuking stupid azz thinks.
Dodge sucks period, they fell way down hill, do the research.

Answer 5

Does the 2000 come with one? If not I would say sure ,but don't plan on it lasting . engine configuration is different for a turbo.different power curves , injection rates , mass air flow . lot of variables have to be considered.

Answer 6

you like greater traction? There are 2 substantial factors of traction: Weight pass and tires. when you consider which you automobile is front force and weight needs to pass to the rear tires on take off, this could be not trouble-free. First, deploy a set of the stiffest springs you will locate in the back. this could help preclude the rear end from squatting on take off. next, deploy a set of sticky drag tires like Mickey Thompson, Nitto, or BFG drag radials.

Answer 7

is it the same motor,horse power same,compression ratios the same there's a lot you need to find out might bolt up but might not run good or blow up the motor need the computer that goes with it the computer controls all of the motors internal settings timing,spark advance,gas and air mixtures,top dead center,you need to find out about all these things.

Answer 8

No...