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03-31-2004, 10:33 AM
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03-31-2004, 12:33 PM
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That VIN is very early 5000s? And only 50 miles on it, maybe they have a Project TSX for show? The TSX would not be the greatest choice to swap in a Euro-R engine, all that work importing a jdm engine for 20HP increase, and higher redline?
This is the torque specification of the CL7 Torque (Nm [kgm]/rpm) - 206[21.0]/6000, but I have no idea how to convert that to ft/lb torque.
This is the torque specification of the CL7 Torque (Nm [kgm]/rpm) - 206[21.0]/6000, but I have no idea how to convert that to ft/lb torque.
03-31-2004, 01:26 PM
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Originally posted by xizor
This is the torque specification of the CL7 Torque (Nm [kgm]/rpm) - 206[21.0]/6000, but I have no idea how to convert that to ft/lb torque.
This is the torque specification of the CL7 Torque (Nm [kgm]/rpm) - 206[21.0]/6000, but I have no idea how to convert that to ft/lb torque.
03-31-2004, 02:20 PM
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Originally posted by TSX 'R' US
That would be 206 Nm = 21 Kgm = 152 ft/lb @ 6000rpm
That would be 206 Nm = 21 Kgm = 152 ft/lb @ 6000rpm
So the Euro-R has 12-15 less ft-lbs torque than the TSX, I don't feel so bad about those 20 ponies then. Which leads me to the conclusion, there is no reason to swap a CL7 engine in a TSX.
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03-31-2004, 02:25 PM
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the cl7 uses the k20a which is a tuners dream. Take alook at kurts dyno in the "who will be first to break 15 seconds" thread. You can easily get 200+hp @ the wheels and 150lbft + at the wheels about about 5000 rpm.
04-01-2004, 12:41 AM
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Wow. Those people with an EP civic better jump on this quick and starting building a K24 frankenstin!!!
Yes. I believe there are already a couple compaines that make K motor mounts to fit and even EKs too!! 
Sorry but I forgot the names of the companies. I'm sure if you run a search on www.honda-tech.com. You'll find it there!!!
Originally posted by NocturnalTSX
i'm not too familiar w/the new K series motors. But will the TSX motor fit into the 02-04 civics?
i'm not too familiar w/the new K series motors. But will the TSX motor fit into the 02-04 civics?
Sorry but I forgot the names of the companies. I'm sure if you run a search on www.honda-tech.com. You'll find it there!!!
04-01-2004, 07:28 AM
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what tinky said... also, i don't think you can tweek the k24 any more without a major modification.
what tinky said... also, i don't think you can tweek the k24 any more without a major modification.
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