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I use this too.thats funny....
the one i bought is of the model
16400-RN0-A01
Inlet 68 mm
Outlet 65 mm
16400-RKG-A01 bigger?
But 16400-RN0-A01 price lower... In Russia...
I use this too.thats funny....
the one i bought is of the model
16400-RN0-A01
Can`t open site, insert pic...here some pics of the dbw 2010 tl tb... stock vs bored..
http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=726258
Couple things that I ?
Crower rods, do come from China! they are just finished here in he states, meaning bolts are put in and final boring and pin fitting are done.
Last time I checked there are only 2 companies that still make there own rods here in the states: Carillo and Cunningham.
Also you put down all of the manufactures for the parts except the one that does the exhaust. Whose 3" exhaust is on the car?
Would be nice to see more power outta it though with a ported head. Overall nice package.
Why does it matter? ppl kill me with chinese this and that, WHO GIVES A FU*K AS LONG AS IT WORKS!the exhast is go-power
i didnt know crower rods were made in china...
run stock rods on a k24 to 8300 rpm daily and road race... it worksWhy does it matter? ppl kill me with chinese this and that, WHO GIVES A FU*K AS LONG AS IT WORKS!
NICE BUILD:up:
No issues with the header hitting the firewall. But due to the k24 block being taller, it does reposition the exhaust about an inch closer to the under carriage of the car. This caused the exhaust piping to hit a few spots under the car. Easy remedy was an adjustable T1R exhaust hanger. No issues now.does ur s2 header touch/hit the firewall with the taller block?
At the end of the day, if it works, it works my manrun stock rods on a k24 to 8300 rpm daily and road race... it works
run 25psi on 91 octane at WOT on stock pistons for 5 miles...it works
report back and let me know your findings, lol
no pun intended:dance:
That was exactly what I was wondering. I am going to do a custom 3" on my car anyways, so I can sit it a tad lower.No issues with the header hitting the firewall. But due to the k24 block being taller, it does reposition the exhaust about an inch closer to the under carriage of the car. This caused the exhaust piping to hit a few spots under the car. Easy remedy was an adjustable T1R exhaust hanger. No issues now.
Not going to say....... when its your engine you can put whatever you want in it...taiwan rods ftwWhat rods are breaking at 300hp? Any of the Taiwan rods could hold double that no problem.
I'm no expert on which rods are better then others. Thats why I left that up to the professionals (Ryan and Daniel) from Church's to make the decision on which rods to use.Not going to say....... when its your engine you can put whatever you want in it...taiwan rods ftw
We just think of it as ....
you pay for what you get $300-$400 rods vs $800-$1200 rods
2010 TSX TB is not a direct bolt on. I don't think... If it's the same part number as 2008-2010. You wanna go with 07 TSX TB if your drive by wire, and want a direct bolt on. You can also have it bored as well, as it comes 64mm stock.
You need to weld part of it shut I'm pretty sure if your running anything past 2007, maybe thats only on the 2008+. But I'm pretty sure it's the same part number from 2008-2010. I'm to lazy to check. :down:
I'm running 2007 TSX TB DBW bored from 64mm to 68mm by Jorge @ Maxbore mated to a Blueprint Ported RBC intake manifold (awaiting delivery, thanks Robert!), and it's a direct bolt on, no welding shut a hole on it somewhere on the backside, like u do on 2008+ TSX TB DBW.
Just some helpful info. Ya'll prolly already know all this, gg me. :up:
PS: This is if your mating to a RBC intake manifold or RRC. Screw adapter plates and porting them, waste of time.
but if those $300-400 rods last a year+ of racing, why does it matter??? you have PLENTY of setup lasting 2+ years on $3-400 rods and setups lasting 6 months with $800-1200 rods, so once again why does it matter? what ever works, works!We just think of it as ....
you pay for what you get $300-$400 rods vs $800-$1200 rods