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10-09-2004, 11:27 PM
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Originally Posted by cmf
The new Accords come w/ the same 2.4l as the TSX
10-10-2004, 12:14 AM
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Well since they're both 2.4 L engines...They are part of the same series (K-Series) but different designations...
Just like the B-series engines found in Integra's and Civic's
Just like the B-series engines found in Integra's and Civic's
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10-11-2004, 08:46 AM
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Ok. Let's clear out some things here.
The car you see on the picture is the 03-** Accord. It has the same 2.4L engine block as the TSX does, the K24. It doesn't have the same state of tune as the Accord though, it is at 160hp.
And the reason why you can turbo an Accord K24 is because the Accord doesn't have DBW and VSA.
The car you see on the picture is the 03-** Accord. It has the same 2.4L engine block as the TSX does, the K24. It doesn't have the same state of tune as the Accord though, it is at 160hp.
And the reason why you can turbo an Accord K24 is because the Accord doesn't have DBW and VSA.
10-11-2004, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by sauceman
Ok. Let's clear out some things here.
The car you see on the picture is the 03-** Accord. It has the same 2.4L engine block as the TSX does, the K24. It doesn't have the same state of tune as the Accord though, it is at 160hp.
And the reason why you can turbo an Accord K24 is because the Accord doesn't have DBW and VSA.
The car you see on the picture is the 03-** Accord. It has the same 2.4L engine block as the TSX does, the K24. It doesn't have the same state of tune as the Accord though, it is at 160hp.
And the reason why you can turbo an Accord K24 is because the Accord doesn't have DBW and VSA.
now are my eyes deceiving me, or is that setup using the stock airbox!?
10-11-2004, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by xizor
....The difference between the K24 engines is the head, our K24A2 uses the RSX-S head, so its more than tuning to get the 40HP more than the Accord I4....
...now are my eyes deceiving me, or is that setup using the stock airbox!?
It is!
10-11-2004, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by sauceman
Ok. Let's clear out some things here.
The car you see on the picture is the 03-** Accord. It has the same 2.4L engine block as the TSX does, the K24. It doesn't have the same state of tune as the Accord though, it is at 160hp.
And the reason why you can turbo an Accord K24 is because the Accord doesn't have DBW and VSA.
The car you see on the picture is the 03-** Accord. It has the same 2.4L engine block as the TSX does, the K24. It doesn't have the same state of tune as the Accord though, it is at 160hp.
And the reason why you can turbo an Accord K24 is because the Accord doesn't have DBW and VSA.
10-11-2004, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by cmf
Maybe factory??? Doesn't Mandercruso have the same spolier on her Accord?
10-11-2004, 03:31 PM
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that wing is oem...there are 2 different sedan spoilers for the accord...the wing and the decklid (that is the decklid).
And the head is the difference between the accord and tsx motors. The TSX has dual I-VTEC. Basically it is the same difference as between the RSX base and RSX type-S.
And the head is the difference between the accord and tsx motors. The TSX has dual I-VTEC. Basically it is the same difference as between the RSX base and RSX type-S.
10-11-2004, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
that wing is oem...there are 2 different sedan spoilers for the accord...the wing and the decklid (that is the decklid).
And the head is the difference between the accord and tsx motors. The TSX has dual I-VTEC. Basically it is the same difference as between the RSX base and RSX type-S.
And the head is the difference between the accord and tsx motors. The TSX has dual I-VTEC. Basically it is the same difference as between the RSX base and RSX type-S.
I've heard mixed things about the differences between the TSX K24 (K24A2?) and the Accord K24 (K24A1?) The fact that the head of the TSX having the dual i-VTEC is new to me. I read the SCC article of putting the K20A1 head on the K24A1 block, basically making a poor man's TSX motor. But on the other hand, I've heard that that head swap will not do anything for the Accord K24 motors......I want more fricken power man!
10-11-2004, 05:44 PM
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HOLY COW!!!
That's the accord I've been seeing running around my neighborhood!!!
This Accord is actually located in Bangkok, Thailand. It has i-Vtec Engine 4 cyl 2.4 with turbocharged. It has auto tranny and most of the aftermarket parts are kept at minimum (as you can see they still use the stock air box).
They came up with two version V6 and l4. Both for auto tranny. The turbo is pretty big for the engine size (can't remember the specs) to avoid messing up the auto tranny.
Fuel is manage by piggy back and tuned on dyno.
Price when converted to $ is around $2800.
That's the accord I've been seeing running around my neighborhood!!!
This Accord is actually located in Bangkok, Thailand. It has i-Vtec Engine 4 cyl 2.4 with turbocharged. It has auto tranny and most of the aftermarket parts are kept at minimum (as you can see they still use the stock air box).
They came up with two version V6 and l4. Both for auto tranny. The turbo is pretty big for the engine size (can't remember the specs) to avoid messing up the auto tranny.
Fuel is manage by piggy back and tuned on dyno.
Price when converted to $ is around $2800.
10-12-2004, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Maxboost
HOLY COW!!!
That's the accord I've been seeing running around my neighborhood!!!
This Accord is actually located in Bangkok, Thailand. It has i-Vtec Engine 4 cyl 2.4 with turbocharged. It has auto tranny and most of the aftermarket parts are kept at minimum (as you can see they still use the stock air box).
They came up with two version V6 and l4. Both for auto tranny. The turbo is pretty big for the engine size (can't remember the specs) to avoid messing up the auto tranny.
Fuel is manage by piggy back and tuned on dyno.
Price when converted to $ is around $2800.
That's the accord I've been seeing running around my neighborhood!!!
This Accord is actually located in Bangkok, Thailand. It has i-Vtec Engine 4 cyl 2.4 with turbocharged. It has auto tranny and most of the aftermarket parts are kept at minimum (as you can see they still use the stock air box).
They came up with two version V6 and l4. Both for auto tranny. The turbo is pretty big for the engine size (can't remember the specs) to avoid messing up the auto tranny.
Fuel is manage by piggy back and tuned on dyno.
Price when converted to $ is around $2800.
pretty sick, isn't it
10-13-2004, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Maxboost
Hey, ClutchPerformer if you have seen the traffic in Bangkok lately you'll understand why we buy auto tranny car.
10-13-2004, 12:04 PM
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Don't laugh.....AT is faster sometimes....
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/cars/section8wrx/index.shtml
10-13-2004, 12:07 PM
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I spend 2 much time here
the automatic SLK350 and SL500 that i drove this weekend were fun as hell thats for sure. I still like the feeling of being connected with a manual though.
10-13-2004, 01:31 PM
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Again. Do I have to temp ban you to shut you up about your damn Clutch
Sauceman, what does VSA have to do with a Turbocharger?
10-13-2004, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by MrHeeltoe
10-13-2004, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by domn
Sauceman, what does VSA have to do with a Turbocharger?
But I may as well be wrong too.
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