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CM34LY
06-12-2010, 02:43 AM
hey guys !!

Theres a nice EG near my work for sale and ive had my eye on it for a few months, well i finally went and knocked on the door and everything is alright except the engine is blown. Im thinking of just ripping that engine out and just going hard out ....

Thats where the dilemma is, Which engine conversion do you think i should do, Money and time isnt a issue, i just want ALOT of power as does any p plater, but its going to be my daily aswell...

If someone can, can they just tell me how much each conversion will cost and the fwkw if possible .


any help will be greatly appreciated..

Thanks guys !!

K24


K20


H2B

H22

B20

B18


...

CM34LY
06-12-2010, 02:44 AM
and where i can get this conversion done ..

TODA AU
06-12-2010, 06:03 AM
If someone can, can they just tell me how much each conversion will cost and the fwkw if possible .


Power output & reliability is limited by your wallet, engine builder & tuner.
Highest peak power potential is the K's. (K20 & K24)
B18's & B20's can be awsome when doen right
Same can be said for the H22, H2B (But most are absolute garbage)

Work out your budget & go & talk to some engine builders.
Make sure they can tune it too & then make a desision.
Don't over spend & be realistic about the power target you can afford.
Also consider engine life. How long are you going to keep the thing & how long do you need it to last.
If you cant get an engine life guarantee you're shopping at the wrong place or your budget is too small.
- Plus there are legal issues, engineers reports, blue slips etc
- is the car going to be cop bait? (& you're on your P's)

Cheapest way out is to see what engine is there & either fix it or swap it for another of the same.

Chr1s
06-12-2010, 09:04 AM
Becareful with your choices bud, cops know about the whole honda swap thing going on, if you ever get caught speeding excessively or something, they will impound the car or sell it.....i'm not being the typical JDMST poof that says the same thing over and over, this is probably the first time ive said it on here but i'm statrting to hear about it more and more with us P platers.

If you want any of the above swaps, maybe build a car at home and have it ready for the road later (build it nice), most K swaps for people are too much for a daily driver and same for some B series combos, but it depends on what kind of person you are..and if you have a girlfriend. LOL

fatboyz39
06-12-2010, 12:22 PM
Want power?

http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?142894-K20-K24-Kswap-for-sale-CAM-ed-up-150-kw&highlight=k20%2Fk24

DNYALL
06-12-2010, 08:32 PM
Man, just do a k20 swap with some bolt on's and a tune and you will have more than enough power for a street car. Especially as a P-plater.

CM34LY
06-12-2010, 08:34 PM
Man, just do a k20 swap with some bolt on's and a tune and you will have more than enough power for a street car. Especially as a P-plater.



thats the kind of answer i was after ... lol

Chr1s
06-12-2010, 10:13 PM
Or you can spend less and put a K24 in and have shitloads more torque

MikeyG
06-12-2010, 10:35 PM
or u can spend way more less and build an excellent d series with 250 shot of NOS, t67 turbo and ebay turbo manifold on 25psi!!!

dougie_504
06-12-2010, 11:05 PM
If time and money truly is no problem then just buy the BYP K20/K24, get the parts needed to swap it, ship the car to a reputable engine builder, buy a super charger and have it installed, then ship it back.

Or if you have a normal P-plater budget of like $5g then just do a B16A swap with bolt-ons and enjoy a nice little screamer engine.

Cooker
07-12-2010, 10:01 AM
It all comes down to your budget. If you only got 5K then a K series swap is out of the question. If you got 20k then you wouldn't even be looking at a B series.
As someone said before, figure out ur budget first as that will dictate/narrow down your engine choices.

EG5
07-12-2010, 10:10 AM
As Cooker said , its all depending on how much you want to spend.
K20A vs K24A
both will produce similar peak kw@wheels but k24a produced alot more torque , power comes earlier on k24a

rice_spirit
12-12-2010, 11:47 AM
As Cooker said , its all depending on how much you want to spend.
K20A vs K24A
both will produce similar peak kw@wheels but k24a produced alot more torque , power comes earlier on k24a

sorry to hijack thread, but having said this. is there any reason to choose k20a over the k24a? i was under the impression that k24 was cheaper as well, if so why would someone get the k20 unless they're competing in some 2L and under class.

mocchi
12-12-2010, 12:02 PM
sorry to hijack thread, but having said this. is there any reason to choose k20a over the k24a? i was under the impression that k24 was cheaper as well, if so why would someone get the k20 unless they're competing in some 2L and under class.

for me, i would think it's because k20a can rev higher. the thrill of revving high. thats it.
other reason would be extra effort needed to install K24 in EG chassis, bonnet clearance issue.
oh and the type r spirit thing. jdm k20a is cool haha.

having said those, id still choose k24.

Benson
12-12-2010, 01:06 PM
sorry to hijack thread, but having said this. is there any reason to choose k20a over the k24a? i was under the impression that k24 was cheaper as well, if so why would someone get the k20 unless they're competing in some 2L and under class.

From factory, yes a K20 can rev higher. Once you change the valve train and oil pump on the K24, you can rev it just as high as a K20. Cheaper yes, because there is a alot of them around. They come from family cars without the heavy price tags of K20's.

Holy Frog
23-01-2011, 12:10 PM
Where do people source these engines from - Wreckers or international?

I'm curious as in Darwin we don't really have much option except to get it shipped from elsewhere and doing it online is proving tricky.
Are there any crate engine dealers in Melb/Syd/Bris that sell late model "normal" Honda engines?

The idea of a K24Zx into my CD5, would satisfy me for at least a couple of years. Using Benson's advice - sounds ideal.