Honda K24 swap interest?
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Also do you have any plans to do an e36 swap kit. I would buy one for both as e36's have become dirt cheap as a basis for the swap and I have a 318ti with itb m44 that is starting to lose compression and I would love to keep it a 4 cylinder but with more grunt -
Things are progressing nicely. I'm not a big fan of leaking photos and details out until we're 100% satisfied with everything though. But it's moving along, I promise. Developing product like this just takes some time.
Regarding N/A engine builds - a stock K24A2 will get you around 220whp and can safely rev to 8200 RPM on track. Skip the K20 for N/A, there is no comparison over the larger K24. My mild 12.5:1 K24 build in my Miata (251whp) makes peak torque around 2600 RPM and it carries flat to 8500 RPM. No comparison over a peaky K20 or F20C.
For boost, a stock K20 is a great option. We're using a K20Z1 (05-06 RSX-S) engine in our turbo Miata build. Should have it fired up and tuned really soon, and we're looking to make around 600whp with the GTX 3076R on e85. 100% stock block, down to the head studs and head gasket.Leave a comment:
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Things are progressing nicely. I'm not a big fan of leaking photos and details out until we're 100% satisfied with everything though. But it's moving along, I promise. Developing product like this just takes some time.
Regarding N/A engine builds - a stock K24A2 will get you around 220whp and can safely rev to 8200 RPM on track. Skip the K20 for N/A, there is no comparison over the larger K24. My mild 12.5:1 K24 build in my Miata (251whp) makes peak torque around 2600 RPM and it carries flat to 8500 RPM. No comparison over a peaky K20 or F20C.
For boost, a stock K20 is a great option. We're using a K20Z1 (05-06 RSX-S) engine in our turbo Miata build. Should have it fired up and tuned really soon, and we're looking to make around 600whp with the GTX 3076R on e85. 100% stock block, down to the head studs and head gasket.
Wowsers, that's crazy! Both sounds like terrific options!Leave a comment:
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Things are progressing nicely. I'm not a big fan of leaking photos and details out until we're 100% satisfied with everything though. But it's moving along, I promise. Developing product like this just takes some time.
Regarding N/A engine builds - a stock K24A2 will get you around 220whp and can safely rev to 8200 RPM on track. Skip the K20 for N/A, there is no comparison over the larger K24. My mild 12.5:1 K24 build in my Miata (251whp) makes peak torque around 2600 RPM and it carries flat to 8500 RPM. No comparison over a peaky K20 or F20C.
For boost, a stock K20 is a great option. We're using a K20Z1 (05-06 RSX-S) engine in our turbo Miata build. Should have it fired up and tuned really soon, and we're looking to make around 600whp with the GTX 3076R on e85. 100% stock block, down to the head studs and head gasket.Leave a comment:
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I'm not doing a stock block. I'm putting in rods, pistons and valvesprings/retainers as well as a ported oil pump. I plan to spin to 9,000 and occasionally to 9,500. But I have heard that many people have done 600whp on stock internals K20s.
I was a supercharger freak for many years. Never BMW, but I played around with supercharged Hondas for years. I'm expecting a super responsive motor with my build. An acquaintance has a K24 with the same turbo as mine and he's getting mad wheelspin at 2,500rpm in 3rd gear. He's at about 600whp on 18psi running E85.
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I'm only looking for 250-300 all said and done, and I'm partially in it for the experience of rebuilding a motor and getting some forced induction under my belt. I'm actually planning on going the supercharged route to keep everything linear and to hear that sweet ass whine hahaLeave a comment:
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I was planning the same for my E36... Until all this good K20 stuff came down the pipes. I'll be safely able to achieve 500whp on E85 and 425-430whp on pump gas using the K20 motor. To achieve those levels with an M42 would have cost significantly more than what I'll be spending.
I'm only looking for 250-300 all said and done, and I'm partially in it for the experience of rebuilding a motor and getting some forced induction under my belt. I'm actually planning on going the supercharged route to keep everything linear and to hear that sweet ass whine hahaLeave a comment:
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I was planning the same for my E36... Until all this good K20 stuff came down the pipes. I'll be safely able to achieve 500whp on E85 and 425-430whp on pump gas using the K20 motor. To achieve those levels with an M42 would have cost significantly more than what I'll be spending.
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I was planning the same for my E36... Until all this good K20 stuff came down the pipes. I'll be safely able to achieve 500whp on E85 and 425-430whp on pump gas using the K20 motor. To achieve those levels with an M42 would have cost significantly more than what I'll be spending.Leave a comment:
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I'd probably start with k20a.orgLeave a comment:
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Yeah, I'm interested in the same. I have an RSX Type-S as a daily driver, and it's useless until over 4k. I'm building an M4x for boost because I like the handling aspects of the E30 with the 4 banger in it.Leave a comment:
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Does anyone have a guide to building a good streetable K24. I've never driven in a performance VTEC Honda so I don't really know what to expect. Is there any way to build one of these engine's so they have a linear power band, which is the reason why i like my M42Leave a comment:
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this threads getting super raaaaaad!
I want to do this with a 6 speed ideally....Leave a comment:
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