Is this a 6a13tt engine?

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    Doesn't look like one to me.
     
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    It looks like a SOHC engine, not DOHC like the 6a13tt.

    Also the car has 4 stud wheels on it, so it is more than likely FWD (front wheel drive) not AWD

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    yeah I'm pretty sure that is a 6A13 SOHC N/A
     
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    looks a little ruff tho
     
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    if its a usdm car it could be a 6g72?
    they didnt get the 6a13sohc or tt

    they got a choice of the 6g or 4g motors (no factory turbos thou, all NA's)

    its deffinately a sohc v6 of some sort thou
     
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    That's an euro spec 6a13 SOHC (LHD, 163bhp in NA form). Converted to single turbo by DogTuning (Romania)...
     
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    geezzz...with all those piping in that engine bay, I don't even recognise that's my standard SOHC engine before I did my engine swap....:D

    Wonder how much hp it could produce with that type of engine?

    I was going to turbo my SOHC engine but after a long thought, an engine swap will be the best solution with less money and time and a sure results of 280 hp. Compare to turbo the SOHC engine, which will cause time, money, and the results is unpredictable.
     
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