k20 motors
Whats the big difference between all these new k series motors now a dayz? and is all the power in the head or what? im thinkin about swapin something into my 93 civic coupe but i dont know what any ideas?
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RE: k20 motors
the type s heads are the best, they have the real vtec and good cams etc. the tsx motor is a k24 block and type s head basically but it is superior to other k24s. the accord,element, and crv k24s are like a b18 they have the torque, but no real high rpm stability. the 02-04 civic si has 160 hp and a crappy head that doesn't have the good btec system, so you can do a frankenstein with a type s head. hope that explains it a bit for you.
also the tsx has drive by wire so you would need a hondata k-pro ecu and convert it to a cable throttle to use it in any swap car. |
RE: k20 motors
Their trannys are weak I hear.
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if at high rpm for longer periods of time, i hear the k series are prone to spinning rod bearings
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Actually the JDM K20A[2] Type R makes more power than the Type S (220 vs 201).
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so lets say i had a k series motor from a crv and i slapped a rsx head on there and changed the tranny of course what would be the result?
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The resuld would be a very quick civic for a heckofalot of money. Dunno bout where your from but K swaps go for around 10 grand all said and done where I am. For that money you could build the **** out of a B motor and be much faster.
Berz out. |
RE: k20 motors
That's about $6,000 above average...
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umm sure.... but up here in Canada a K swap with all the goodies you need to make it run including Hondata is around 10 grand.
Berz out. |
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Sorry... I didn't know you were in Canada or that you were including install, etc. :D
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