Re: K20A vs K20Z1?
I'll try to explain things in a bit more detail...
The S2000 has both high and low frequency VSS lines. Some systems are still using an older style VSS signal and is the reason for the two lines. It's converted in the cluster here.
The 05-06 RSX has both high and low frequency lines as well. The high frequency VSS only goes to the ECU where it is converted to low frequency for all the other systems requiring a speed signal.
In my Del Sol, there is only a low frequency VSS line. It runs from the VSS to the ECU, gauge cluster, cruise control and possibly one other system. This is the case whether or not a K-series swap is involved.
When you remove the low frequency VSS, those systems are still inter-connected but not getting a signal. The signal can be introduced anywhere the low frequency VSS line is routed to.
With my S2000 cluster, it no longer requires a low frequency VSS signal but can supply one. The old VSS IN for the cluster becomes the new VSS OUT and the signal is now carried to the ECU, cruise control and so on.
The S2000 cluster is capable of putting out a low frequency VSS signal by converting a high frequency VSS signal to low frequency. This high frequency VSS signal is provided by the K20Z1/Z3 VSS to the S2000 cluster through a dedicated high frequency line connected to nothing else.