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I want your thoughts on this.
We know and we agree that the k20a R and k20a2 with K pro. I/H/E can get some pretty decent power in all motor. With cams, more is possible, more fuel is needed and more air and ideally only with ITBS people will see HUGE all motor power etc... All that in a nutshell really.. Brian G from hasport has been talking about the "non vtec" k24a from the element, accord, crv for a long time now... The LS swap of the future These motors exist everywhere and junkyards are filled with them. For $800-$1200 you can buy a decent one and as time goes by there are going to be more and more available.. Honda is selling a lot of k24a cars... By the time production ends on the K series, we are talking about 3-5 million k24a cars out there... maybe more or less.. not exactly sure on these numbers but I see these cars every day and so do you...
So, a stock k20a R and k20a2 makes more power than a stock b18c5. Most people agree with that statement. What about the k24a though? Wouldn't it be nice if a k24a could make the same or more power than a stock b18c5?
Fastbrakes owner has a k24a accord Civic EG that dynoed 160/160 with k pro. That is pretty much what we would expect a stock k24a to dyno with k pro. I hope anyway..
The accord and element heads will not directly accept a type s or type rintake manifold... The CRV will from what I understand. Another relativelly cheap mod would be the type s oil pump instead of the balance shafts.That should free up another 3-5 whp... not sure, but I am planning to find out.
So we have:
Stock k24a CRV
87 mm bore, 99 mm stroke,
9.6 compression ratio
with type s IM and TB
k20A2 oil pump
DTR-FAB k24a Header
Nice Intake and exhaust
Hondata K pro
I want to assume this setup will give 160 whp.. to be on the safe side...
Now, what would happen if someone had the time/skills to install TSX pistons?
A set of TSX pistons go for $160 for 4 of them, new from acura. A TSX motor with the tsx head has 10.6 compression. So a CRV motor with TSX pistons would not be 10.6 or 9.6.. It would have to be in between. Exactly how much I don;t know... but I am sure that would make power.. how much more power? Have no clue either.
I just want to hear what you think about this. I know stock rods are not that great and since you are going to be replacing pistons, you might as well do the rods too... but for the sake or arguement, to keep cost down.
What do you think a CRV k24a with TSX pistons would dyno at?
Yes, the type s head can always be installed later... Cams will help as well, probably more than the TSX pistons... Just thinking out loud.. There are 2-3 companies that are designing the k24a cams.... I know crower is one... Maybe IPS too if I am correct.
Any ideas? Feedback?
thanks in advance,
Nikos
We know and we agree that the k20a R and k20a2 with K pro. I/H/E can get some pretty decent power in all motor. With cams, more is possible, more fuel is needed and more air and ideally only with ITBS people will see HUGE all motor power etc... All that in a nutshell really.. Brian G from hasport has been talking about the "non vtec" k24a from the element, accord, crv for a long time now... The LS swap of the future These motors exist everywhere and junkyards are filled with them. For $800-$1200 you can buy a decent one and as time goes by there are going to be more and more available.. Honda is selling a lot of k24a cars... By the time production ends on the K series, we are talking about 3-5 million k24a cars out there... maybe more or less.. not exactly sure on these numbers but I see these cars every day and so do you...
So, a stock k20a R and k20a2 makes more power than a stock b18c5. Most people agree with that statement. What about the k24a though? Wouldn't it be nice if a k24a could make the same or more power than a stock b18c5?
Fastbrakes owner has a k24a accord Civic EG that dynoed 160/160 with k pro. That is pretty much what we would expect a stock k24a to dyno with k pro. I hope anyway..
The accord and element heads will not directly accept a type s or type rintake manifold... The CRV will from what I understand. Another relativelly cheap mod would be the type s oil pump instead of the balance shafts.That should free up another 3-5 whp... not sure, but I am planning to find out.
So we have:
Stock k24a CRV
87 mm bore, 99 mm stroke,
9.6 compression ratio
with type s IM and TB
k20A2 oil pump
DTR-FAB k24a Header
Nice Intake and exhaust
Hondata K pro
I want to assume this setup will give 160 whp.. to be on the safe side...
Now, what would happen if someone had the time/skills to install TSX pistons?
A set of TSX pistons go for $160 for 4 of them, new from acura. A TSX motor with the tsx head has 10.6 compression. So a CRV motor with TSX pistons would not be 10.6 or 9.6.. It would have to be in between. Exactly how much I don;t know... but I am sure that would make power.. how much more power? Have no clue either.
I just want to hear what you think about this. I know stock rods are not that great and since you are going to be replacing pistons, you might as well do the rods too... but for the sake or arguement, to keep cost down.
What do you think a CRV k24a with TSX pistons would dyno at?
Yes, the type s head can always be installed later... Cams will help as well, probably more than the TSX pistons... Just thinking out loud.. There are 2-3 companies that are designing the k24a cams.... I know crower is one... Maybe IPS too if I am correct.
Any ideas? Feedback?
thanks in advance,
Nikos