Type-S intake manifold on a CL-P discussion thread
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***Type-S intake manifold on a CL-P discussion thread***
I've been getting asked left and right about the Type-S IM on my car a lot lately.
I figured I'd make a thread about it for the guys that own a CL-P so if they want to do it, why not?
You ask why?
I guess I'm leading the way for CL-Ps... who knows?
I got the idea from the mega mod NSXNEXT. He said he was going to do it, but I don't think he has gotten around to it. When I found a Type-S IM on the BM, I jumped on it like white on rice. I spent less than 300 bones on an IM that came off of a Rick Case motor. It was a steal!
So when I got around to installing it, it took about 3 and half hours...mainly do to getting tired of bending over for long periods at a time and having a few beers.
But I'll tell you this, it is probably one of the better performance upgrades I've installed on the engine.
To have the IM work to it's full potential you have to buy a switch for the IMRC or it's worthless to have. Trust me. I had the idea of take the inner plates out, leaving them completely wide open and complete closed. I wasn't happy until I installed the switch.
I bought a digital switch from Ebay. I found a seller that was selling PN 8969 from MSD and was a hell of a lot cheaper than buying from the manufactuer.
I got help from a friend on v 6 p for hooking it up. So if you need help. Post here.
And I'll be glad to answer any questions that need be. Hopefully this will be easier for the guys that want to do this mod. Just please do yourself a favor and not buy brand new, they are very expensive. Do searching around for a good used one.
Tom
I figured I'd make a thread about it for the guys that own a CL-P so if they want to do it, why not?
You ask why?
I guess I'm leading the way for CL-Ps... who knows?
I got the idea from the mega mod NSXNEXT. He said he was going to do it, but I don't think he has gotten around to it. When I found a Type-S IM on the BM, I jumped on it like white on rice. I spent less than 300 bones on an IM that came off of a Rick Case motor. It was a steal!
So when I got around to installing it, it took about 3 and half hours...mainly do to getting tired of bending over for long periods at a time and having a few beers.
But I'll tell you this, it is probably one of the better performance upgrades I've installed on the engine.
To have the IM work to it's full potential you have to buy a switch for the IMRC or it's worthless to have. Trust me. I had the idea of take the inner plates out, leaving them completely wide open and complete closed. I wasn't happy until I installed the switch.
I bought a digital switch from Ebay. I found a seller that was selling PN 8969 from MSD and was a hell of a lot cheaper than buying from the manufactuer.
I got help from a friend on v 6 p for hooking it up. So if you need help. Post here.
And I'll be glad to answer any questions that need be. Hopefully this will be easier for the guys that want to do this mod. Just please do yourself a favor and not buy brand new, they are very expensive. Do searching around for a good used one.
Tom
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Originally Posted by All Mine
What was the hardest part of the installation? And how benificial would it actually be to other P'er's?
The benies?
More power in the top end when VTEC engages.
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The V2 does NOT connect to the IM. It connects to the TB. Remember, CL/TL-P has one TB, the CL/TL-S has 2 TBs.
The 2nd TB on the type-s is used for the VSA, something the premium models don't have.
The 2nd TB on the type-s is used for the VSA, something the premium models don't have.
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Originally Posted by MADMAN187
Did the CL-P designed CAIs fit with the new IM.? I have to v2..so just wondering
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Don't forget guys, you need the IMRC which looks like this
(borrowed pic from here https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ight=IMRC+pics)
And you need a window switch, I bought the MSD PN 8969.
(borrowed pic from here https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...ight=IMRC+pics)
And you need a window switch, I bought the MSD PN 8969.
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For the people that need help wiring this bad boy up...it's pretty easy, just follow the step by step and it'll work!
Alright here's a good write up for the MSD window switch (PN 8969)
The window switch needs to be set to "6-cylinder"
The Red wire is its On/Off power wire...connect that to any power wire you wish.
The Black wire is your ground. Connect it to the battery, or any place that sutes your needs.
The Gray wire is NOT used. Cut it off if you'd like.
Connection for the white wire to the RPM sensor
Connection to the IMRC to the window switch
What the butterfly should look like when closed
When you are all done, make sure you set the open switch to 3800, that's when the IMRC opens, you can set the closing RPM to anything you'd like because when the RPMs drop below 3800 the IMRC will close automatically.
If you have any QUESTIONS about the setup, please post here and not PM me. Thank you.
Tom
Alright here's a good write up for the MSD window switch (PN 8969)
The window switch needs to be set to "6-cylinder"
The Red wire is its On/Off power wire...connect that to any power wire you wish.
The Black wire is your ground. Connect it to the battery, or any place that sutes your needs.
The Gray wire is NOT used. Cut it off if you'd like.
Connection for the white wire to the RPM sensor
Connection to the IMRC to the window switch
What the butterfly should look like when closed
When you are all done, make sure you set the open switch to 3800, that's when the IMRC opens, you can set the closing RPM to anything you'd like because when the RPMs drop below 3800 the IMRC will close automatically.
If you have any QUESTIONS about the setup, please post here and not PM me. Thank you.
Tom
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Originally Posted by dshearon
I am assuming that you switched to a type-s TB as well. Did you just leave the VSA one off?
That's what I did. There is no reason to keep the VSA TB since it doesn't work on the CLP/TLP. Just adds more restriction.
The only reason you might consider it is if you had a CLS intake since it would be too short to reach the throttle body with the VSA unit. Nothing a coupler and a small piece of 3 aluminum piping can't fix.
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I am dying to do this however i am having a hard time getting the parts. There was a guy parting out his wrecked car but he flaked out... do you guys have any suggestions as to where to look? I know i can order them new from Acura but the cost is a little steep. Did you guys get them from a junk yard or from members of the site?
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Instead of having the Type S TB you can also Have it big bored by KM. Just a thought.
Can a mega mod sticky this in the CL performance section?
Can a mega mod sticky this in the CL performance section?
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I have to turn off my pms for a while. I get the same questions pmed to me over and over again. Too much redundancy. If you have AIM and I'm on there I don't mind talking there, but my inbox gets full every 2-4 days.
Like I said before, questions about Type-S IM, IMRC, and MSD switch get posted here.
Thank you.
Like I said before, questions about Type-S IM, IMRC, and MSD switch get posted here.
Thank you.
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damn. you're a genius.. i wish i knew so much. i would do this mod. but a of work because of all the wiring.. i wish you lived in so cal.. we could become great friends.. and the DEP CL-P's could roll together.
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Hey Tom, got a quick question for you. The cable that opens the second chamber gets stuck and it stays open all the time, I can't figure out by looking at the pic how to position it, help me out man!
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Hey Tom, got a quick question for you. The cable that opens the second chamber gets stuck and it stays open all the time, I can't figure out by looking at the pic how to position it, help me out man!
The nuts have to be threaded closest to the actuator.
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The window switch should cost no more than 100 dollars.
The IMRC should cost around 100 dollars.
The intake manifold might cost you some cheeze, up near 500 dollars new. I recommend searching and lurking for a used one so you can get a price break.
The IMRC should cost around 100 dollars.
The intake manifold might cost you some cheeze, up near 500 dollars new. I recommend searching and lurking for a used one so you can get a price break.
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Good luck finding a used intake manifold. Most salvage yards won't part it out as it's an integral part of the engine.
The throttle body should cost you ~$125 from a salvage yard.
You CL guys are lucky. The 99TL requires all these extra parts:
lower IM (2) f/r
fuel rails (2) f/r
FPR and piping
Luckily I was able to get mine from Kris when he did his TypeS/6-speed swap
The throttle body should cost you ~$125 from a salvage yard.
You CL guys are lucky. The 99TL requires all these extra parts:
lower IM (2) f/r
fuel rails (2) f/r
FPR and piping
Luckily I was able to get mine from Kris when he did his TypeS/6-speed swap
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my S manifold is for sale in the BM as well as the window switch.
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Originally Posted by HockeyMan0920
my S manifold is for sale in the BM as well as the window switch.
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wow i remember asking NSXnext like a while ago back when there were meets up at Fairmount park in Philadelphia off of I-76....I actually got everything from a Salvage Yard and completed it right before my mom took the car and moved to Houston, Texas.....I'm going down there to visit soon so I'll try to post some pics up
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wow i remember asking NSXnext like a while ago back when there were meets up at Fairmount park in Philadelphia off of I-76....I actually got everything from a Salvage Yard and completed it right before my mom took the car and moved to Houston, Texas.....I'm going down there to visit soon so I'll try to post some pics up
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Originally Posted by nbennettksu
hey greenie, did you change out your throttle body aswell?
The pipes that feed into the TB are the same.
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who'd you get in touch with at King Motorsports to get them to do that? And that was just your clp TB, or a cls TB?
hey greanie, got another question...I found a type S IM but the injectors have been pulled from it. Do you know if the injectors are the same for the P as the S?
hey greanie, got another question...I found a type S IM but the injectors have been pulled from it. Do you know if the injectors are the same for the P as the S?
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Originally Posted by nbennettksu
who'd you get in touch with at King Motorsports to get them to do that? And that was just your clp TB, or a cls TB?
hey greanie, got another question...I found a type S IM but the injectors have been pulled from it. Do you know if the injectors are the same for the P as the S?
hey greanie, got another question...I found a type S IM but the injectors have been pulled from it. Do you know if the injectors are the same for the P as the S?
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so basically everything you need is type S intake manifold, IMRC, and window switch?
How hard is installation?
intake manifold is just bolt nut, shouldn't be that hard
what about the IMRC and switch, where do they go?
Big Lizard, do you think it is possible for you to write a detailed instruction and all the parts required to do this set up?
Do you have dyno result after the set up?
thanks
How hard is installation?
intake manifold is just bolt nut, shouldn't be that hard
what about the IMRC and switch, where do they go?
Big Lizard, do you think it is possible for you to write a detailed instruction and all the parts required to do this set up?
Do you have dyno result after the set up?
thanks
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Originally Posted by ironsurfer129
so basically everything you need is type S intake manifold, IMRC, and window switch?
How hard is installation?
intake manifold is just bolt nut, shouldn't be that hard
what about the IMRC and switch, where do they go?
Big Lizard, do you think it is possible for you to write a detailed instruction and all the parts required to do this set up?
Do you have dyno result after the set up?
thanks
How hard is installation?
intake manifold is just bolt nut, shouldn't be that hard
what about the IMRC and switch, where do they go?
Big Lizard, do you think it is possible for you to write a detailed instruction and all the parts required to do this set up?
Do you have dyno result after the set up?
thanks
Sorry, no, I don't have a dyno result.
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Hardest part...probably remembering where all the plugs go...it would be in your best interest to mark them with tape of what goes where.
The benies?
More power in the top end when VTEC engages.
The benies?
More power in the top end when VTEC engages.
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Originally Posted by dshearon
GreenMachine,
I got everything hooked up with the exception of the MSD switched power. What 12 volt source did you use? i was going all over the manula and was having trouble finding a good one.
I got everything hooked up with the exception of the MSD switched power. What 12 volt source did you use? i was going all over the manula and was having trouble finding a good one.