Here I go again... Hondata gasket ordered!
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Here I go again... Hondata gasket ordered!
Hondata actually released the heatshield gasket last month but didn't update their web page until I email them today.
The price is $60 plus shipping. The gasket should come in handy to cool the intake temp for the upcoming summer weather.
The price is $60 plus shipping. The gasket should come in handy to cool the intake temp for the upcoming summer weather.
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So this gasket is a one time try, correct? Thought I read that if you dick it up, you can't use it? . This gasket goes where exactly?
It's hot as a bastard around here so anything that will lower temps is a bonus to buy!
It's hot as a bastard around here so anything that will lower temps is a bonus to buy!
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Matt at Hondata said the gasket goes between the injector base and the cylinder head. Item #8 in the picture below.
The gasket is reusable and doesn't require any sealant for installation. I've used one on my Civic and have reused it many times during the process of various modifications.
I'm not sure about installation cost because I'll be installing it myself.
The gasket is reusable and doesn't require any sealant for installation. I've used one on my Civic and have reused it many times during the process of various modifications.
I'm not sure about installation cost because I'll be installing it myself.
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The removal/installation of the intake manifold looks very easy from the Helm's manual.
My roommate put a Hondata Gasket on his Prelude 2 weeks ago, but it took him more than 3hrs because the H22 is mounted opposite of ours w/ the intake manifold on the rear of the engine.
I think the Hondata gasket can be put on our K24 in an 1-1.5hrs. I'm looking at the RSX installs, but they have to drain their radiator fluid and move stuff. Our manifold just comes off after removing the intake and some wires.
My roommate put a Hondata Gasket on his Prelude 2 weeks ago, but it took him more than 3hrs because the H22 is mounted opposite of ours w/ the intake manifold on the rear of the engine.
I think the Hondata gasket can be put on our K24 in an 1-1.5hrs. I'm looking at the RSX installs, but they have to drain their radiator fluid and move stuff. Our manifold just comes off after removing the intake and some wires.
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xizor, Keep in mind this is not an intake manifold gasket. It's a heatshield gasket which requires draining the coolant first. It will be a little labor intensive.
It would be way easy if it replaces the intake manifold gasket, but the benefit won't be as good.
Item #2 is the intake gasket.
It would be way easy if it replaces the intake manifold gasket, but the benefit won't be as good.
Item #2 is the intake gasket.
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ah got it, still not terrible because there's a lot of room to maneuver up there. looks like some more bolts and a ton of hoses to remove.
is it necessary to replace the intake manifold gasket when doing the install. I'm assuming the manifold needs to be removed from the injector base.
is it necessary to replace the intake manifold gasket when doing the install. I'm assuming the manifold needs to be removed from the injector base.
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So what performance increase would one be looking at with this gasket... sorry guys ima newbie to this engine mod thingy.. im jus tryin to get a lil more out of this car...
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Originally posted by JTso
Matt at Hondata said the gasket goes between the injector base and the cylinder head. Item #8 in the picture below.
The gasket is reusable and doesn't require any sealant for installation. I've used one on my Civic and have reused it many times during the process of various modifications.
I'm not sure about installation cost because I'll be installing it myself.
Matt at Hondata said the gasket goes between the injector base and the cylinder head. Item #8 in the picture below.
The gasket is reusable and doesn't require any sealant for installation. I've used one on my Civic and have reused it many times during the process of various modifications.
I'm not sure about installation cost because I'll be installing it myself.
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Okay now that i kno a lil about this hondata gasket, im very interested, but im not too much of a "self- installer" how much you think this will charge me to install by someone
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any installation prices... jus lookin for an estimate here... is this an easy install? even after an intake is put in...
*mind me guys, im learning bout this perfomance modding...
*mind me guys, im learning bout this perfomance modding...
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Originally posted by NocturnalTSX
so nobody has any idea on pricing for the install yet...
so nobody has any idea on pricing for the install yet...
the funny thing is, i called 2 diff dealers, and non of them know that Hondata released heatshield gasket for TSX, guess it's too new huh!
owell, let's wait for those 2 crazy modders (Stoke and JTso) and i am sure they will let us know
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lets see how the group buy will be.. and for the install.. thas a lot of money for a part that costs only 60 bucks.. i still dont understand how a gasket can give about 5-7 whp... somethin jus doesnt seem right... but if yall get this part, and feel.. or see (dyno) the difference then im in for sure.... I might still get the part since its only 60 bucks haha.. but gunna wait for the big ballers (stoke and jtso) to do it first, i hate being a "test dummie", especially when i dont really kno much about engines.. im still in the learning process...
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The gasket give you more power by reducing the heat transfer from the cylinder head to the intake manifold, therefore, reduce the intake temperature. I have one on a B18C, and I can actually put my hand on the intake manifold after some hard driving, so the gasket really work.
One thing is that it may not worth to pay for the install if you are just doing the gasket along. But if you can DIY, then it is well worth it.
One thing is that it may not worth to pay for the install if you are just doing the gasket along. But if you can DIY, then it is well worth it.