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difference in F20c and K20a

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Old Oct 3, 2008 | 10:33 AM
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So the F20/22 head flows more than a K head. The F series has a stronger bottom end and higher redline ( F20 at least ). F series makes more power stock for stock. I dont see where the argument is. If you turbo an F or K engine you are gonna have a massive powerband with a flat torque curve...so why even argue about which is better if they will both produce great results?

Having said that though, if the F20 head flows more, has a better bottom end, and a higher redline why again would the K be better?
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Old Oct 3, 2008 | 04:48 PM
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Gonna have to agree with that as well. I owned a SC-RSX and this motor feels much more potent than the K20A that I had. Granted the gearing helps out but.....This car weighs the same and pulls much harder. Feels somewhere between stock rsx and supercharged....just plain pulls harder, especially vtec.....just my 2cents.....
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Old Nov 30, 2015 | 11:11 AM
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Brining an old thread back because i can. So can we all agree that F20c/F22c > k20a/k24's? haha
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Old Nov 30, 2015 | 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by KaNgArOo
Brining an old thread back because i can. So can we all agree that F20c/F22c > k20a/k24's? haha
yes, from a racing stand point lol
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