Never Released!!! - EVO X Engine Information.
Sep 21, 2007, 02:06 PM
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And this wasn't a competition.. Just an information post.
And here is what was in the link i Provided.
Who is actually designing the engines?
Reportedly, the basic block was designed by Hyundai, and Chrysler and Mitsubishi then made a large number of modifications to make it more efficient and adapt it to their uses and technologies. Most of the packaging/dressing components, such as intake manifolds and valve timing equipment, appear to have been developed by each partner independently and will be used independently as well. For example, the variable valve timing was developed by Mercedes and is used on the V6 in the E-Class. J.L. French makes the blocks for American engines, with Nemak providing head castings from Mexico.
While some have said that Chrylser paid $57 million in royalties to Hyundai for design work, an informed source noted that the funding for GEMA was put togther by all the partners, and that $57 million was just DCX's share of the GEMA funding. GEMA itself is a separate company from DCX, MMC, and Hyundai, and it pays royalties to external and internal partners and patent holders.[/COLOR]
You simply can't read.. I don't have time to argue with ignorant people.. Mods please close this thread..
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Sep 21, 2007, 02:32 PM
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Ok, the SRT4 is FUGLY!! That's the reason why I would never buy one. There's more to a car than just the engine.
Secondly, who cares who made the engine. People should wait for the engine to come out, let time tell the reliability and the quality of the product, and then make a judgement.
Finally, there's a reason why so many car manufacturers want this engine. If it was a junk engine, you wouldn't see so many companies implementing it.
Secondly, who cares who made the engine. People should wait for the engine to come out, let time tell the reliability and the quality of the product, and then make a judgement.
Finally, there's a reason why so many car manufacturers want this engine. If it was a junk engine, you wouldn't see so many companies implementing it.
Sep 22, 2007, 07:44 AM
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As per the link mentioned above, GEMA is a separate company by itself, like an umbrella, which most likely means that they mearly provided marketing and direction, and coordination on development.
Mar 21, 2009, 07:12 AM
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LOL at this thread.. Nobody believed me and now look at the facts, the Evo X does have a Hyundai designed 4B11T and they are releasing the Hyundai Genesis RWD with a 4B11T just as I said over 1 year and a half ago 
Never did I imagine giving out information about future cars would be so controversial. :P
Never did I imagine giving out information about future cars would be so controversial. :P
Mar 21, 2009, 11:32 AM
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jedi gill is dumb, period... the whole 4B1 series was built and designed by Mitsubishi in partnership with GEMA ... so its the other way around.. Hyundai uses Mitsubishi's engine dumb...
Mar 24, 2009, 10:16 AM
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This is exactly what I mean.. This tool has no idea what's coming out of his mouth.. Why don't you do a bit of research before you type..
Let me provide you with some facts based on your exact words.
Look under Chryslers GEMA engine (World Engine)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_...uring_Alliance
Look for this phrase in that link.
The initial design of the engine block was handled by Hyundai. It features siamesed bores, meaning that there is no coolant flow between cylinders. The aluminum block has cast iron cylinder liners, and different liners can be fitted to alter the engine's bore.
Just accept it. The initial design of the block was by hyundai. What are you guys getting by trying to prove me wrong.. I simply wanted to share what I thought was good inside info about this engine from over a year and a half ago. I am trying not trying to claim to any fame or notoriety. Just sharing info like everyone else does on this forum.. Stop hating.
Peace.
Mar 24, 2009, 11:39 AM
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This is exactly what I mean.. This tool has no idea what's coming out of his mouth.. Why don't you do a bit of research before you type..
Let me provide you with some facts based on your exact words.
Look under Chryslers GEMA engine (World Engine)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_...uring_Alliance
Look for this phrase in that link.
The initial design of the engine block was handled by Hyundai. It features siamesed bores, meaning that there is no coolant flow between cylinders. The aluminum block has cast iron cylinder liners, and different liners can be fitted to alter the engine's bore.
Just accept it. The initial design of the block was by hyundai. What are you guys getting by trying to prove me wrong.. I simply wanted to share what I thought was good inside info about this engine from over a year and a half ago. I am trying not trying to claim to any fame or notoriety. Just sharing info like everyone else does on this forum.. Stop hating.
Peace.
Let me provide you with some facts based on your exact words.
Look under Chryslers GEMA engine (World Engine)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_...uring_Alliance
Look for this phrase in that link.
The initial design of the engine block was handled by Hyundai. It features siamesed bores, meaning that there is no coolant flow between cylinders. The aluminum block has cast iron cylinder liners, and different liners can be fitted to alter the engine's bore.
Just accept it. The initial design of the block was by hyundai. What are you guys getting by trying to prove me wrong.. I simply wanted to share what I thought was good inside info about this engine from over a year and a half ago. I am trying not trying to claim to any fame or notoriety. Just sharing info like everyone else does on this forum.. Stop hating.
Peace.
He then dropped the bomb on me. He said, "Well you do know that the new engine is built entirely by Hyundai"? I told him that I knew that it was a joint venture between different car manufacturers but he then said No.. The new engine is ENTIRELY designed and built by Hyundai Engineers.
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Apr 23, 2009, 10:44 AM
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wow, i think this thread actually lowers my view of the X, and i really liked the X. Though hyndai does seem to be making a good effort to get into the sports car world with the genesis. The car seems to be getting some great reviews.