SR20 swap into s2000?
Originally Posted by Chazmo,Dec 25 2006, 05:18 PM
The only swap I'd ever consider would be one that ups the redline significantly. That'd be worth talking about. Is there any engine out there that redlines higher than 9K?
I guess there are race engines that go higher, but those might simply be unobtainable. My goal would be to hit 11K RPM, even if it involved forced injection.. Dropping in a rumbling V8 just seems pointless to me.
Are there any crotch rocket bike engines that can get > 140lb-ft TQ sufficiently blown? That might be a way to go...
I guess there are race engines that go higher, but those might simply be unobtainable. My goal would be to hit 11K RPM, even if it involved forced injection.. Dropping in a rumbling V8 just seems pointless to me.
Are there any crotch rocket bike engines that can get > 140lb-ft TQ sufficiently blown? That might be a way to go...
Originally Posted by 2JZs2000Creator50/50racing,Dec 26 2006, 03:15 PM
And PLEASE!! Are you serious??? That comment almost had me on the floor!!! HELL NO!!! OMG that was funny. Thanks for the laugh, i needed that!
"The advantages: being able to use Hondata K-pro in a S2000 -
Not a complicated swap, no cutting or welding -SWEEEET!!!"
Explain how you plan on mounting a K24 that has no provisions for side mounted motor mount bosses without welding or fabrication? The engine needs to be mounted to something last time I checked.
Maybe you could remove another large structural member from the next s2k like you previous swap work
The gauntlet has been thrown down. 
Good luck, Brian.
BTW, thank you for your membership, but be careful on the discussion over in Introductions... It's borderline advertising, Brian. I don't want to have to slam the door on you.

Good luck, Brian.
BTW, thank you for your membership, but be careful on the discussion over in Introductions... It's borderline advertising, Brian. I don't want to have to slam the door on you.
Originally Posted by Slows2k,Dec 26 2006, 02:40 PM
You obviously don't bother reading what you post:
"The advantages: being able to use Hondata K-pro in a S2000 -
Not a complicated swap, no cutting or welding -SWEEEET!!!"
Explain how you plan on mounting a K24 that has no provisions for side mounted motor mount bosses without welding or fabrication? The engine needs to be mounted to something last time I checked.
Maybe you could remove another large structural member from the next s2k like you previous swap work
"The advantages: being able to use Hondata K-pro in a S2000 -
Not a complicated swap, no cutting or welding -SWEEEET!!!"
Explain how you plan on mounting a K24 that has no provisions for side mounted motor mount bosses without welding or fabrication? The engine needs to be mounted to something last time I checked.
Maybe you could remove another large structural member from the next s2k like you previous swap work

Originally Posted by Chazmo,Dec 26 2006, 02:42 PM
The gauntlet has been thrown down. 
Good luck, Brian.
BTW, thank you for your membership, but be careful on the discussion over in Introductions... It's borderline advertising, Brian. I don't want to have to slam the door on you.

Good luck, Brian.
BTW, thank you for your membership, but be careful on the discussion over in Introductions... It's borderline advertising, Brian. I don't want to have to slam the door on you.

Originally Posted by 2JZs2000Creator50/50racing,Dec 26 2006, 08:08 PM
Yeah ,i know by looking at my work it really doesnt appear that i know what im doing huh? Seriously, you want me to explain? Okay, ill do my best for you. Im a fabricator, but ill talk in 8th grade english for you. First i take a template of the f20c bellhousing, traced on big paper, just like in kindergarden see, then i do the same on the k20 bellhousing, you still with me, good. Then i take the two templates and lay them over eachother, i trace the bolt patterns of both onto one. Then take a half inch plate of aluminum, and trace out my new template. And them i cut out the template on a flowbench, with high pressure water. Neat huh, now i have an adaptor plate to drill both bolt hole patterns in. So now guess what, i thread tap some of the bolt holes needed, and some i drill through all the way. Ya-hoo, now i have a trans adaptor plate to bolt the f20c, to the k20!! Now we can have cookies and recess!! Do you need to know how im gonna make the mounts now??? Unbelievable.....
Go look at a K24 block and figure out how to put motor mounts in the same location as a F20C.
If you are the Honda tech you claim to be you would know that most K24's are mounted from the timing chain case and the transmission housing. Not the back side of the block. Accord K's have a front mount well behind F20 mount location.
I don't give a crap what motor you decide to butcher into the car. But you need to buy a clue when you say " no cutting or welding"
If you are the Honda tech you claim to be you would know that most K24's are mounted from the timing chain case and the transmission housing. Not the back side of the block. Accord K's have a front mount well behind F20 mount location.
I don't give a crap what motor you decide to butcher into the car. But you need to buy a clue when you say " no cutting or welding"
Originally Posted by Slows2k,Dec 26 2006, 08:13 PM
Go look at a K24 block and figure out how to put motor mounts in the same location as a F20C.
If you are the Honda tech you claim to be you would know that K24's are mounted from the timing chain case and the transmission housing. Not the side of the block.
I don't give a crap what motor you decide to butcher into the car. But you need to buy a clue when you say " no cutting or welding"
If you are the Honda tech you claim to be you would know that K24's are mounted from the timing chain case and the transmission housing. Not the side of the block.
I don't give a crap what motor you decide to butcher into the car. But you need to buy a clue when you say " no cutting or welding"

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