about to purchase jap spec ap1 f20c
i am positive it will but just double checking, i found a killer deal on a Complete swap and i am about to go ahead and make the purchase ! did the jap spec s2000's have issues with the oil squirters also ?
This isn't a live service center
. Call a speed shop that deals with s2000s if you want a quick answer.
I'm not advertising for these guys, nor have I used them before, but http://www.thes2000shop.com/ looks like a place you can call and ask that question.
. Call a speed shop that deals with s2000s if you want a quick answer. I'm not advertising for these guys, nor have I used them before, but http://www.thes2000shop.com/ looks like a place you can call and ask that question.
JDM engines are higher compression. 11.7:1 rather than 11:1.
They also have slightly different sensors. I wasn't aware of the VTEC oil switch but I would assume it isn't a problem. You can use the unit off your old engine. I believe they don't have a knock sensor either which will be important on a higher compression engine running on US fuel. I would guess the mounting point is there and you can use the one off your current engine.
This all assumes you have a current engine. For all I know you could be buying the engine for a project.
They also have slightly different sensors. I wasn't aware of the VTEC oil switch but I would assume it isn't a problem. You can use the unit off your old engine. I believe they don't have a knock sensor either which will be important on a higher compression engine running on US fuel. I would guess the mounting point is there and you can use the one off your current engine.
This all assumes you have a current engine. For all I know you could be buying the engine for a project.
Originally Posted by AusS2000,Apr 21 2010, 05:07 PM
JDM engines are higher compression. 11.7:1 rather than 11:1.
They also have slightly different sensors. I wasn't aware of the VTEC oil switch but I would assume it isn't a problem. You can use the unit off your old engine. I believe they don't have a knock sensor either which will be important on a higher compression engine running on US fuel. I would guess the mounting point is there and you can use the one off your current engine.
This all assumes you have a current engine. For all I know you could be buying the engine for a project.
They also have slightly different sensors. I wasn't aware of the VTEC oil switch but I would assume it isn't a problem. You can use the unit off your old engine. I believe they don't have a knock sensor either which will be important on a higher compression engine running on US fuel. I would guess the mounting point is there and you can use the one off your current engine.
This all assumes you have a current engine. For all I know you could be buying the engine for a project.
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Either way it doesn't matter whether they do or don't have sensors. Because you do.
The RHD/LHD thing also doesn't matter because you have a LHD harness. The engine doesn't know where you sit or on what side is the steering wheel. It's not 'mirrored'.
The RHD/LHD thing also doesn't matter because you have a LHD harness. The engine doesn't know where you sit or on what side is the steering wheel. It's not 'mirrored'.
Originally Posted by AusS2000,Apr 21 2010, 05:20 PM
Either way it doesn't matter whether they do or don't have sensors. Because you do.
The RHD/LHD thing also doesn't matter because you have a LHD harness. The engine doesn't know where you sit or on what side is the steering wheel. It's not 'mirrored'.
The RHD/LHD thing also doesn't matter because you have a LHD harness. The engine doesn't know where you sit or on what side is the steering wheel. It's not 'mirrored'.



