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Category: Engine Swaps

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		+	Hyundai engines
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		+	= Overview =
		+	4-cylinder tiny-bore
		+	G4H Epsilon 1997- 0.8-1.1 SOHC
		+	Kappa 2008- 1.2-1.6 aluminum DOHC
		+	(82kg engine + gearbox)
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		+	4-cylinder small-bore 1.3-1.6
		+	G4E [[#Alpha]] 1993-2011 IRON 3-valve SOHC
		+	G4F Alpha IRON 4-valve DOHC
		+	G4F [[#Gamma]] 2010- aluminum
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		+	4-cylinder medium-bore 1.6-2.0
		+	G4G [[#Beta]] 1995- 1.6-2.0 IRON
		+	[[#Nu]] 2011- 1.6-2.0 aluminum
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		+	4-cylinder large bore 2.0-2.4
		+	G4K [[#Theta]] 2009- 2.0-2.4 aluminum
		+
		+	= Diesel =
		+	4-cylinder
		+	D 1.5
		+	U 1.5-1.7
		+	R 2.0-2.2
		+	A 2.5
		+	J 2.9
		+
		+	= Mitsubishi =
		+	Older Hyundais used [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hyundai_engines Mitsubishi engines]:
		+	4G3 Saturn 1969 1.2-1.4
		+	4G1 Orion 1.3-1.5
		+	4G6 Sirius 1979 1.8-2.4
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		+	The new Hyundai [[#Theta]] engine is a GEMA ([[wikipedia:Global Engine Alliance|Global Engine Alliance]]) design, where Mitsubishi & Chrysler shared the Hyundai design with some variations.
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		+	= Alpha =
		+	'''Alpha''' -> [[#Gamma]] 4-cylinder small-bore
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		+	Alpha 1993-2002 cast iron block
		+	1.3 G4EH SOHC
		+	1.5 G4EK SOHC
		+	G4FK DOHC
		+	Alpha II 2005-2011
		+	1.6 G4ED DOHC 4-valve COP CVVT
		+
		+	= Gamma =
		+	[[#Alpha]] -> '''Gamma''' 4-cylinder small-bore
		+
		+	Gamma 2010 aluminum block 16-valve
		+	1.4 G4FA
		+	1.6 G4FC MPi
		+	G4FD GDi D-CVVT
		+	G4FJ T-GDI twin-scroll
		+	Gamma II
		+	1.6 G4FC MPi D-CVVT
		+	G4FG
		+
		+	= Beta =
		+	'''Beta''' -> [[#Nu]] 4-cylinder medium bore
		+	Beta 1995 "D" DOHC cast iron block
		+	1.6 G4GR
		+	1.8 G4GM
		+	2.0 G4GF 1997
		+	Beta II 2001 cast iron block
		+	2.0 G4GC CVVT intake
		+
		+	= Nu =
		+	[[#Beta]] -> '''Nu''' 4-cylinder medium bore
		+	Nu 2011 aluminum block D-CVVT
		+	1.8 MPi 2011- 150PS, 131 lb-ft
		+	2.0 MPi 2012- 166PS, 148 lb-ft
		+	2.0 GDi 2012- 176PS, 157 lb-ft
		+
		+	= Theta =
		+	Theta is the largest bore series (2.0 to 2.4 liter). 134kg dry weight. The Hyundai [[#Theta]] engine is a GEMA ([[wikipedia:Global Engine Alliance|Global Engine Alliance]]) design shared with the Mitsubishi EVO X engine.
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		+	Theta 2004- aluminum block DOHC GEMA timing chain
		+	2.0 G4KA
		+	2.4 G4KC
		+	Theta II
		+	2.0 165PS CVVT intake
		+	2.0 GDi 2011 273hp non-turbo
		+	2.0 TCi turbo up to 278PS
		+	2.4 MPi
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		+	The up to 275PS TCi engine is RWD with Siemens ECU and available 6-speed manual transmission.
		+
		+	* 2017- Kia Stinger
		+	* 2009- Hyundai Genesis Coupe
		+
		+	= V6 =
		+	S-Line 3.0 diesel 2009 Veracruz, 2010 Borrego/Mohave
		+
		+	small-bore
		+	G6B Delta 1999 2.5/2.7 aluminum DOHC
		+	G6E Mu 2006 2.7 (Delta with CVVT)
		+
		+	large-bore
		+	G6A Sigma 1999 2.5/3.0/3.5 up to 217hp IRON DOHC MPI
		+	G6D [[wikipedia:Hyundai_Lambda_engine|Lambda]] 2005 aluminum block VVT intake 4-valve
		+	3.0/3.3/3.5/3.8
		+	Lambda II 2009 D-CVVT 3.0/3.5/3.8 up to 287PS
		+	Lambda II 2012 GDi 3.0/3.3 up to 298PS
		+	Lambda II RS 2009 rear-wheel drive 310PS
		+	Lambda II RS 2011 GDI 338PS
		+	Lambda II T-GDi 2016 370PS twin-turbo
		+
		+	= V8 =
		+	G8AA Omega 4.5 MPI 236kg
		+	G8BA [[wikipedia:Hyundai_Tau_engine|Tau]] 4.6 385HP 2008 Mohave/Borrego, Genesis
		+	G8BB Tau 5.0 2009 Equus, Genesis, K9/K900
		+	G8BE Tau 5.0 GDi 430PS 376 lb-ft
		+	Tau 5.5 Equus armoured limousine
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		+	[[Category:Engine Swaps]]{{End}}

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Current revision

Also see: Hyundai EFI

Hyundai engines

Contents 1 Overview 2 Diesel 3 Mitsubishi 4 Alpha 5 Gamma 6 Beta 7 Nu 8 Theta 9 V6 10 V8

Overview

4-cylinder tiny-bore
  G4H Epsilon 1997- 0.8-1.1 SOHC
      Kappa   2008- 1.2-1.6 aluminum DOHC
              (82kg engine + gearbox)

4-cylinder small-bore 1.3-1.6
  G4E #Alpha 1993-2011 IRON 3-valve SOHC
  G4F  Alpha           IRON 4-valve DOHC
  G4F #Gamma 2010-     aluminum

4-cylinder medium-bore 1.6-2.0
  G4G #Beta  1995- 1.6-2.0 IRON
      #Nu    2011- 1.6-2.0 aluminum

4-cylinder large bore 2.0-2.4
  G4K #Theta 2009- 2.0-2.4 aluminum

Diesel

4-cylinder
  D 1.5
  U 1.5-1.7
  R 2.0-2.2
  A 2.5
  J 2.9

Mitsubishi

Older Hyundais used Mitsubishi engines:

4G3 Saturn 1969 1.2-1.4
4G1 Orion       1.3-1.5
4G6 Sirius 1979 1.8-2.4

The new Hyundai #Theta engine is a GEMA (Global Engine Alliance) design, where Mitsubishi & Chrysler shared the Hyundai design with some variations.

Alpha

Alpha -> #Gamma 4-cylinder small-bore

Alpha 1993-2002 cast iron block
  1.3 G4EH SOHC
  1.5 G4EK SOHC
      G4FK DOHC
Alpha II 2005-2011
  1.6 G4ED DOHC 4-valve COP CVVT

Gamma

#Alpha -> Gamma 4-cylinder small-bore

Gamma 2010 aluminum block 16-valve
  1.4 G4FA
  1.6 G4FC MPi
      G4FD GDi D-CVVT
      G4FJ T-GDI twin-scroll
Gamma II
  1.6 G4FC MPi D-CVVT
      G4FG 

Beta

Beta -> #Nu 4-cylinder medium bore
Beta 1995 "D" DOHC cast iron block
  1.6 G4GR
  1.8 G4GM
  2.0 G4GF 1997
Beta II 2001 cast iron block
  2.0 G4GC CVVT intake

Nu

#Beta -> Nu 4-cylinder medium bore
Nu 2011 aluminum block D-CVVT
  1.8 MPi 2011- 150PS, 131 lb-ft
  2.0 MPi 2012- 166PS, 148 lb-ft
  2.0 GDi 2012- 176PS, 157 lb-ft

Theta

Theta is the largest bore series (2.0 to 2.4 liter). 134kg dry weight. The Hyundai #Theta engine is a GEMA (Global Engine Alliance) design shared with the Mitsubishi EVO X engine.

Theta 2004- aluminum block DOHC GEMA timing chain
  2.0 G4KA
  2.4 G4KC
Theta II
  2.0 165PS CVVT intake
  2.0 GDi 2011 273hp non-turbo
  2.0 TCi turbo up to 278PS
  2.4 MPi

The up to 275PS TCi engine is RWD with Siemens ECU and available 6-speed manual transmission.

* 2017- Kia Stinger
* 2009- Hyundai Genesis Coupe

V6

S-Line    3.0 diesel 2009 Veracruz, 2010 Borrego/Mohave

small-bore
G6B Delta 1999 2.5/2.7 aluminum DOHC
G6E Mu    2006 2.7 (Delta with CVVT)

large-bore
G6A Sigma  1999 2.5/3.0/3.5 up to 217hp IRON DOHC MPI
G6D Lambda 2005 aluminum block VVT intake 4-valve
           3.0/3.3/3.5/3.8
    Lambda II 2009 D-CVVT 3.0/3.5/3.8 up to 287PS
    Lambda II 2012 GDi 3.0/3.3 up to 298PS
    Lambda II RS 2009 rear-wheel drive 310PS
    Lambda II RS 2011 GDI 338PS
    Lambda II T-GDi 2016 370PS twin-turbo

V8

G8AA Omega 4.5 MPI 236kg
G8BA Tau   4.6 385HP 2008 Mohave/Borrego, Genesis
G8BB Tau   5.0 2009 Equus, Genesis, K9/K900
G8BE Tau   5.0 GDi 430PS 376 lb-ft
     Tau   5.5 Equus armoured limousine 

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