To swap an engine on a Murry riding mower, it is important to make sure that the new engine is the right match for the mower, by checking the model number. You also need to make sure that the bolt holes line up, so that it will fit safely. Remove the old engine, and then replace the new engine, tightening all the screws and bolts in the reverse order that you followed to remove the old engine.
Vvl swap
Yes
No vehicle or engine type
yes because you can swap a h23 transmission onto an h22 engine
Maybe ... If the engines are mounted to the mower deck in exactly the same way (bolts, mounting holes, etc.), and have similar horsepower, a swap probably would work. However, if the engine mounting system is different, it would be a BAD idea. Lawn mower engines develop a lot of torque, and you don't want a jury-rigged engine to come loose while running, possibly breaking the blade and sending it slicing into your legs or a neighbor's yard full of children. Also the dead-man safety interlock might not connect properly. Same for the throttle cable. Same for the propulsion system (if equipped). Same for the mower blade (a jury-rigged blade is even more dangerous than a jury-rigged engine). Bottom line: If the engine and its fittings are almost identical, then a difference of 1-2 horsepower shouldn't make much difference. Otherwise, don't make the swap.
It would help to know what engine you're trying to swap in. Quite a difference between trying to swap in a newer engine of the same model and trying to swap in, say, a Chevy small block.
U can swap a turbo engine from japan that came in the blue bird which is called a altima in the US...
of course you can!
our car runs faster depending on the engine
Yes.
You can only swap an engine of a Civic Hatchback with an engine of a newer car. Its only legal to swap in engines of the same or newer OBD series. So the Civic engine you swap with has to be a 94 or newer but any of those engines will fit.
no 84 and 85 swap out.