[tc011602]

is this a good idea or not. bc i kno people who bored there K20 tp a k24

 

[froshtyv]

You sure they just didnt buy a k24 block??

The only other engine ive seen is a k24 using a crower 2.6 stroker kit,

Thats TDi norths monster Ep3.

 

[signalpuke]

is this a good idea or not. bc i kno people who bored there K20 tp a k24

I think you mean stroke. You cannot stroke higher than 2.7 with even a 106mm crank.

 

[Lucid Moments2]

is this a good idea or not. bc i kno people who bored there K20 tp a k24

You have to mean stroke. In order to get a motor to anything close to 2.4L with the stock 86mm stroke you would have to go to a 94mm bore and I've never heard of anyone going more than 90mm.

 

[allmotorcoupe]

I think you mean stroke. You cannot stroke higher than 2.7 with even a 106mm crank.

Correct . . .

Even with a 90.5 bore and a 106 crank its stil 2727CCs . . .

Not being a dick, but if you even have to ask this question I doubt you are capable of making a motor that big work anyways.
You cant just slap in a big crank and expect it to work. So many more things come into play.

 

[Froth]

A K28 is possible, but just barely.

Inline pro 106mm crank and 91mm Bore which is Nearly impossible to get a headgasket to seal on comes out to 2752cc...which technically would be a 2.8L - Possible, yes. However not even CLOSE to worthwhile.

-Froth

 

[A Mack]

Why go through all that trouble? If you need to make so much power, then you need to go F/I man.

 

[zerotraction]

Correct . . .

Even with a 90.5 bore and a 106 crank its stil 2727CCs . . .

Not being a dick, but if you even have to ask this question I doubt you are capable of making a motor that big work anyways.
You cant just slap in a big crank and expect it to work. So many more things come into play.

this

 

[sin876]

A K28 is possible, but just barely.

Inline pro 106mm crank and 91mm Bore which is Nearly impossible to get a headgasket to seal on comes out to 2752cc...which technically would be a 2.8L - Possible, yes. However not even CLOSE to worthwhile.

-Froth

:up:

Completely agree.. If i were in your shoes.. I would try the known rather than the unknown.. K24 w/brian crower stroker kit.. Another person mentioned that if your trying to source this info online than you probably don't have the ability to make this work-- I would have to agree with that also..

Go with the parts and builds that are obtainable-- I'm sure you'll be happy with the power-- who wouldn't be happy with a K26?

 

[tc011602]

I asked this bc i already have a turbo b series but i want to go K allmotor but be really fast. Im tryin to hit a least 10.8 on my first setup

 

[nikos]

Simply put, big stroke and big bore need experience or else you will have problems.

Better to start with a 99mm stroke and 89mm bore and go from there.