3.2 To 3.6
#1
3.2 To 3.6
I was just talkin to a guys I know that owns a performance shop, and he said that he can bore and stroke my engine and do a little more tweaks to it and it will be around 3.6 liter. So im thinkin about takin up his offer...
#3
Originally Posted by ROCKSTAR
I was just talkin to a guys I know that owns a performance shop, and he said that he can bore and stroke my engine and do a little more tweaks to it and it will be around 3.6 liter. So im thinkin about takin up his offer...
#6
Originally Posted by AcuracltypeS03
i am already on 260 hps i dont need it faster.. I just need to get the weight reduction..
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#10
why would you spend all that money to bore the cylinders which requires custom pistons, this is not an easy task. there are a lot of measurements and variances and calculations. before i go any further, my advice is to just buy OEM rods/crank which will achieve a 3.5L conversion and will utilize your stock pistons. absolutely no need to touch anything else aside from bearings/gaskets.
for those looking to go past the 3.5, start with the 3.7L mdx motor.
3.5L bore/stroke: 3.5 in x 3.66 in (89mm x 93 mm)
3.7L bore/stroke: 3.4 x 3.8 inches (90 x 96 mm)
keep in mind the cl-s block can only be bored out so much, regardless custom pistons are in order to achieve anything above 3.5. and the stroke... well theres nothing you can do about the stroke except swap blocks. i'm pretty sure the 3.7 stroke would never clear our heads.
for those looking to go past the 3.5, start with the 3.7L mdx motor.
3.5L bore/stroke: 3.5 in x 3.66 in (89mm x 93 mm)
3.7L bore/stroke: 3.4 x 3.8 inches (90 x 96 mm)
keep in mind the cl-s block can only be bored out so much, regardless custom pistons are in order to achieve anything above 3.5. and the stroke... well theres nothing you can do about the stroke except swap blocks. i'm pretty sure the 3.7 stroke would never clear our heads.
#13
Originally Posted by CleanCL
why would you spend all that money to bore the cylinders which requires custom pistons, this is not an easy task. there are a lot of measurements and variances and calculations. before i go any further, my advice is to just buy OEM rods/crank which will achieve a 3.5L conversion and will utilize your stock pistons. absolutely no need to touch anything else aside from bearings/gaskets.
for those looking to go past the 3.5, start with the 3.7L mdx motor.
3.5L bore/stroke: 3.5 in x 3.66 in (89mm x 93 mm)
3.7L bore/stroke: 3.4 x 3.8 inches (90 x 96 mm)
keep in mind the cl-s block can only be bored out so much, regardless custom pistons are in order to achieve anything above 3.5. and the stroke... well theres nothing you can do about the stroke except swap blocks. i'm pretty sure the 3.7 stroke would never clear our heads.
for those looking to go past the 3.5, start with the 3.7L mdx motor.
3.5L bore/stroke: 3.5 in x 3.66 in (89mm x 93 mm)
3.7L bore/stroke: 3.4 x 3.8 inches (90 x 96 mm)
keep in mind the cl-s block can only be bored out so much, regardless custom pistons are in order to achieve anything above 3.5. and the stroke... well theres nothing you can do about the stroke except swap blocks. i'm pretty sure the 3.7 stroke would never clear our heads.
What are we looking at in terms of HP it I were to do this with my CLS?? Also whats the cost associated with this conversion?
#16
Originally Posted by AcuracltypeS03
i am already on 260 hps i dont need it faster.. I just need to get the weight reduction..
#18
Originally Posted by CleanCL
why would you spend all that money to bore the cylinders which requires custom pistons, this is not an easy task. there are a lot of measurements and variances and calculations. before i go any further, my advice is to just buy OEM rods/crank which will achieve a 3.5L conversion and will utilize your stock pistons. absolutely no need to touch anything else aside from bearings/gaskets.
for those looking to go past the 3.5, start with the 3.7L mdx motor.
3.5L bore/stroke: 3.5 in x 3.66 in (89mm x 93 mm)
3.7L bore/stroke: 3.4 x 3.8 inches (90 x 96 mm)
keep in mind the cl-s block can only be bored out so much, regardless custom pistons are in order to achieve anything above 3.5. and the stroke... well theres nothing you can do about the stroke except swap blocks. i'm pretty sure the 3.7 stroke would never clear our heads.
for those looking to go past the 3.5, start with the 3.7L mdx motor.
3.5L bore/stroke: 3.5 in x 3.66 in (89mm x 93 mm)
3.7L bore/stroke: 3.4 x 3.8 inches (90 x 96 mm)
keep in mind the cl-s block can only be bored out so much, regardless custom pistons are in order to achieve anything above 3.5. and the stroke... well theres nothing you can do about the stroke except swap blocks. i'm pretty sure the 3.7 stroke would never clear our heads.
1) I go to the mechanic with the OEM RL Rods/crank
2) He Takes out the engine and replace the Rods/Crank
3)He puts the engine back in and we good to go???
LOL, damn im such a no0b. Please explain
#19
Originally Posted by lostkhan
WHen you say OEM rods/crank you mean RL rods/crank. Is that all i need for the conversion? I mean if we break it down. than
1) I go to the mechanic with the OEM RL Rods/crank
2) He Takes out the engine and replace the Rods/Crank
3)He puts the engine back in and we good to go???
LOL, damn im such a no0b. Please explain
1) I go to the mechanic with the OEM RL Rods/crank
2) He Takes out the engine and replace the Rods/Crank
3)He puts the engine back in and we good to go???
LOL, damn im such a no0b. Please explain
And you revived a year old thread
#21
I don't think the crank's from 04+ engine's fit in the 03 and earlier engine's. I know for sure 04+ , all the engines are basically the same. You can take a TL 3.2 liter, and put the MDX 3.7 Liter crank in there. If you look at the Honda part numbers. The 3.7 liter and 3.2 liter use the same timing belt, and the deck height between the two motors is the same, including the 3.5 liter motor.
Also the snout on the 03 and earlier cranks are a lil different. That is why I am not sure that the newer cranks fit in the older motors.
Just incase you guys are wondering how I know any of this. I am with P2R in South Florida. We do alot of J series stuff. Here is a picture of my 91 Civic with 2005 Accord J30 6 speed.
Lil start up video from long ago. I don't have any videos of it running online.
http://s60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...t=8a3d3aba.flv
Also the snout on the 03 and earlier cranks are a lil different. That is why I am not sure that the newer cranks fit in the older motors.
Just incase you guys are wondering how I know any of this. I am with P2R in South Florida. We do alot of J series stuff. Here is a picture of my 91 Civic with 2005 Accord J30 6 speed.
Lil start up video from long ago. I don't have any videos of it running online.
http://s60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...t=8a3d3aba.flv
#22
Originally Posted by PowerRevRacing
I don't think the crank's from 04+ engine's fit in the 03 and earlier engine's. I know for sure 04+ , all the engines are basically the same. You can take a TL 3.2 liter, and put the MDX 3.7 Liter crank in there. If you look at the Honda part numbers. The 3.7 liter and 3.2 liter use the same timing belt, and the deck height between the two motors is the same, including the 3.5 liter motor.
Also the snout on the 03 and earlier cranks are a lil different. That is why I am not sure that the newer cranks fit in the older motors.
Just incase you guys are wondering how I know any of this. I am with P2R in South Florida. We do alot of J series stuff. Here is a picture of my 91 Civic with 2005 Accord J30 6 speed.
Lil start up video from long ago. I don't have any videos of it running online.
http://s60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...t=8a3d3aba.flv
Also the snout on the 03 and earlier cranks are a lil different. That is why I am not sure that the newer cranks fit in the older motors.
Just incase you guys are wondering how I know any of this. I am with P2R in South Florida. We do alot of J series stuff. Here is a picture of my 91 Civic with 2005 Accord J30 6 speed.
Lil start up video from long ago. I don't have any videos of it running online.
http://s60.photobucket.com/albums/h1...t=8a3d3aba.flv
#24
the only cranks that will fit the j32a2 (01-03CL-S, 02-03TL-S) are the 03-04 odyssey and 01-02 mdx, don't quote me on those years, but they are in the generally vicinity. the later 3.5 mdx will not work, so AGAIN as i have said in another thread, the 3.7L will not fit, not to mention you will NOT gain 3.7L by putting in the 3.7 crank/rods because the new mdx also has a larger bore.
#25
Originally Posted by CleanCL
the only cranks that will fit the j32a2 (01-03CL-S, 02-03TL-S) are the 03-04 odyssey and 01-02 mdx, don't quote me on those years, but they are in the generally vicinity. the later 3.5 mdx will not work, so AGAIN as i have said in another thread, the 3.7L will not fit, not to mention you will NOT gain 3.7L by putting in the 3.7 crank/rods because the new mdx also has a larger bore.
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