Hyundai Delta engine

The Hyundai Delta engine is a family of V6 petrol engines that Hyundai describes as its smaller V6, ranging from 2.0 to 2.7 litres (1,998 to 2,656 cc) and sharing a 75 mm stroke and a double overhead camshaft design. The 2.0 litre G6BP, the 2.5 litre G6BV and G6BW, and the 2.7 litre G6BA were fitted across the Hyundai range from about 1998, including the Grandeur and XG, the Sonata, the Santa Fe, the Tiburon and the Tucson, and also Kia models such as the Optima, Opirus and Sportage. The 2.7 litre uses an aluminium block and heads, multi-port fuel injection and four valves per cylinder, and an LPG version, the L6BA, was also sold. The tuning firm Oullim Motors developed a turbocharged 2.7 litre version producing up to 600 PS for its Spirra race car.