The reason I ask is I've recently been looking at a V6 Hyundai Tiburon as a possible magna replacement.

http://www.allhyundaiisuzuparts.com/new-arrivals/640x480/003071_engine.jpg

Just wondering as NGM make a nice roots style S/C for the hyundai motor, if the intakes are the same this should bolt on?

http://www.ngmhouseofpower.com/product_p/assassinsc.htm

Just thinkin' (a bit too much maybe)

From what I understand, the only thing that'll line up is the bellhousing ;)

Did a bit more googling and someone bought the hyundai gasket and said the bolt patterns don't line up. Just for informations sake, would it be worth it/economical to buy the NGM kit and have the intakes combined to fit?

It won't fit. There would be a huge amount of time and expense in fitting the engine. The tibby engine is great though... it might work out to be a good investment if you do it properly. You would want to have a very low k engine to transplant because its not something you want to do twice. I would say it would cost over 2k all up to get the engine installed professionally.

My wording seems to be a little confusing. Never intended to put this motor into a Magna, its just that from the picture it looks like the intake plenum was the same.