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Old 05-28-2010, 12:05 PM
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ok.....so i picked up another s2k for 500 bucks....yea lol.....i know. but the only problem is that the motor is locked up completely. so, i took on the duty of bringing this thing back to life. im about to start on the build in a couple of days, its gonna take a while....im 20....not exactly rich....but have alot of time on my hands. i just dropped the block off at white performance machine in TN to have the block bored .020 and honed. the next step is where you guys come in. what parts have you found that can make this thing a straight killer? it will be boosted, keep that in mind, i already have all the parts for that, i was about to boost mine. so all help is appreciated, thanks guys!
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ack. The s2000 block isnt supposed to be bored/honed, since its FRM lined..

I'd look at getting a cheap used block off a wrecked car if I was you
Old 05-28-2010, 12:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ikeyballz,May 28 2010, 12:21 PM
ack. The s2000 block isnt supposed to be bored/honed, since its FRM lined..

I'd look at getting a cheap used block off a wrecked car if I was you
this, i have heard it can be done though, but only a specific ammount. Why not have it sleeved ? its kinda expensive but worth it !!
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FRM-lined cylinder can usually be bored up to 0.020" but it is a more complicated and intensive procedure than doing say a ductile iron sleeved block.
Having the block sleeved will increase your options regarding pistons. With a FRM-lined cylinder you basically have only two piston options, those being OEM Honda items or custom Mahle Gold pistons.

You may want to read this article..
http://www.hondatuningmagazine.com/tech/ht...ners/index.html
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heres another idea that someone just brought to my atention, im all about unique lol....what swap possibilites do i have?
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F22C, 2JZ viper engine may fit perhaps? Dont do this last one though, I'll run to your house and slap you
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Originally Posted by ikeyballz,May 28 2010, 12:21 PM
ack. The s2000 block isnt supposed to be bored/honed, since its FRM lined..

I'd look at getting a cheap used block off a wrecked car if I was you
only the ap1 is FRM?
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FRM is NOT needed. Sleeve it
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