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08-11-2003, 12:31 AM

Is it at all possible to swap a 2000 GSR engine and tranny and ecu and all that good stuff for an 2002 or better RSX-S or JDM Integra-R engine and tranny and ecu and all that good stuff? And what Corp. sells what i'm looking for with good warrenties and prices?

08-11-2003, 12:35 AM

i posted this reply before looking at the other posts on this topic but what i looked at the guy asked on a 1997 GSR and i have a 2000 but that prob doesn't make a difference ... any input still would be cool

ebpda9 · 08-11-2003, 09:20 AM

well i think first of all that would be ubber illegal. you cannot put an older engine into a newer car, or higher mileage engine into a chassis with lower miles. plus idon't know when they did the obd2 to obd2.5 transition so that might be a problem too

08-13-2003, 07:11 PM

i'm not saying an older engine into a newer car or a higher mileage engine into a lower mile chassis ... i'm saying a newer, lower mileage engine into a older, higher mileage chassis. you've got me backwards...lol

Jazn671 · 08-15-2003, 11:25 PM

sure u can swap... a k-series engine into your dc2 frame can be done... you'd need to modify a whole lot of stuff... i think you'd be better off going with a jdm type r motor though... the k-series mounts you can probably get through hasport or area51 fabrications.

08-16-2003, 12:25 AM

I'm just curious and wanting to know more but what benefits would the JDM B18C5 (i think it is) TEG Type-R Engine have over a K20A (RSX/JDM Integra) Engine or H22? (Prelude...I think)Engine or F20? (S2000) Engine? Stats and Specs would be great or just an explaination! THANKS...

08-17-2003, 12:21 PM

u want stats on all that shit... jesus... lol

from www.osakajdmmotors.com --

ITR B18C5 - 210hp@8000/134 lb-ft@7500
VTEC Prelude H22A - 200hp@6800/161 lb-ft@5500
from other sites...

RSX Type-S Motor - K20A - 200hp@7400/ 142lb-ft@6000
S2000 - f20 - 240hp @ 8300/153lb-ft @ 7500

goto the Osaka site, they all the info u might want besides the stuff on the RSX and S2000 eninges... but with those u will need a lot of mods and wut not and prolly the prelude motor too. correct NE of my info if it's wrong guys.
later
-Ryan

08-17-2003, 08:46 PM

Thanks that info was cool of you ... later

08-17-2003, 08:55 PM

The only thing i think you got wrong is a little letter on a engine code. The RSX-S is K20C and JDM ITR is K20A because the JDM is 220hp. Thanks ... those kind of sites i need more of.

08-18-2003, 01:35 AM

Correction, the regular RSX is K20A3 , RSX-S is K20A2 and JDM ITR is K20A ... they have a all Honda/Acura Engine codes on this website: http://4thgenaccord.8m.net/enginecodes.htm

08-21-2003, 10:03 PM

Ok first off. Transplanting a K series engine into a B/D series chassis is not only stupid, it's insanely expensive. Changing the wiring to later obd and to run the cars earlier dash will be a pain in the ass in and of itself. However the new K series crankshafts spin like almost every other imports do. Which is in the exact opposite direction of earlier hondas. And there will be major engine clearance problems. If your set on the displacement. Just go with an H22 or a non-VTEC H23 and port the hell out of the head so that it mimics the flow of the new k series heads. Oh well your down one cog in the gearbox and the letter i in front of your VTEC symbol. Damn.

08-22-2003, 08:27 AM

I agree with the above post. A whole lot of trouble and a whole lot of money, and for less of both you could probably get just as much, or more speed/performance out of an engine that will almost just drop in.

08-22-2003, 07:07 PM

I don't want to sound "me too", but I agree with the post above and the post above that...

You'd be much better off buying a super- or turbocharger, cams, exhaust, and building up the bottom end of your b18c1 (pistons, etc...). Upgrading the fuel system as necessary... pretty much you could build your motor as bullet-proof as you wanted to. 8:1 compression ratio... and then force as much air in as possible. 14-18 psi. Woohoo!

08-11-2003, 12:31 AM	#1
ChaD3388 Posts: n/a	Engine Swap Is it at all possible to swap a 2000 GSR engine and tranny and ecu and all that good stuff for an 2002 or better RSX-S or JDM Integra-R engine and tranny and ecu and all that good stuff? And what Corp. sells what i'm looking for with good warrenties and prices?

08-11-2003, 09:20 AM	#3
ebpda9 Repost Wagon Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: over here Age: 44 Posts: 17,266	well i think first of all that would be ubber illegal. you cannot put an older engine into a newer car, or higher mileage engine into a chassis with lower miles. plus idon't know when they did the obd2 to obd2.5 transition so that might be a problem too __________________

08-15-2003, 11:25 PM	#5
Jazn671 1st Gear Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Illinois Age: 44 Posts: 74	hmm... sure u can swap... a k-series engine into your dc2 frame can be done... you'd need to modify a whole lot of stuff... i think you'd be better off going with a jdm type r motor though... the k-series mounts you can probably get through hasport or area51 fabrications. __________________ Suja 1 Motoring 502 E St. Charles Carol Stream, IL 60188 630-407-0711 www.suja1.com AIM:Jazn671

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08-11-2003, 12:35 AM	#2
ChaD3388 Posts: n/a	i posted this reply before looking at the other posts on this topic but what i looked at the guy asked on a 1997 GSR and i have a 2000 but that prob doesn't make a difference ... any input still would be cool

08-13-2003, 07:11 PM	#4
ChaD3388 Posts: n/a	i'm not saying an older engine into a newer car or a higher mileage engine into a lower mile chassis ... i'm saying a newer, lower mileage engine into a older, higher mileage chassis. you've got me backwards...lol

08-16-2003, 12:25 AM	#6
ChaD3388 Posts: n/a	I'm just curious and wanting to know more but what benefits would the JDM B18C5 (i think it is) TEG Type-R Engine have over a K20A (RSX/JDM Integra) Engine or H22? (Prelude...I think)Engine or F20? (S2000) Engine? Stats and Specs would be great or just an explaination! THANKS...

08-17-2003, 12:21 PM	#7
Mirkwo0dForest Posts: n/a	u want stats on all that shit... jesus... lol from www.osakajdmmotors.com -- ITR B18C5 - 210hp@8000/134 lb-ft@7500 VTEC Prelude H22A - 200hp@6800/161 lb-ft@5500 from other sites... RSX Type-S Motor - K20A - 200hp@7400/ 142lb-ft@6000 S2000 - f20 - 240hp @ 8300/153lb-ft @ 7500 goto the Osaka site, they all the info u might want besides the stuff on the RSX and S2000 eninges... but with those u will need a lot of mods and wut not and prolly the prelude motor too. correct NE of my info if it's wrong guys. later -Ryan

08-17-2003, 08:46 PM	#8
ChaD3388 Posts: n/a	Thanks that info was cool of you ... later

08-17-2003, 08:55 PM	#9
ChaD3388 Posts: n/a	The only thing i think you got wrong is a little letter on a engine code. The RSX-S is K20C and JDM ITR is K20A because the JDM is 220hp. Thanks ... those kind of sites i need more of.

08-18-2003, 01:35 AM	#10
ChaD3388 Posts: n/a	Correction, the regular RSX is K20A3 , RSX-S is K20A2 and JDM ITR is K20A ... they have a all Honda/Acura Engine codes on this website: http://4thgenaccord.8m.net/enginecodes.htm

08-21-2003, 10:03 PM	#11
MN31323 Posts: n/a	Ok first off. Transplanting a K series engine into a B/D series chassis is not only stupid, it's insanely expensive. Changing the wiring to later obd and to run the cars earlier dash will be a pain in the ass in and of itself. However the new K series crankshafts spin like almost every other imports do. Which is in the exact opposite direction of earlier hondas. And there will be major engine clearance problems. If your set on the displacement. Just go with an H22 or a non-VTEC H23 and port the hell out of the head so that it mimics the flow of the new k series heads. Oh well your down one cog in the gearbox and the letter i in front of your VTEC symbol. Damn.

08-22-2003, 08:27 AM	#12
GirlSolRacer Posts: n/a	I agree with the above post. A whole lot of trouble and a whole lot of money, and for less of both you could probably get just as much, or more speed/performance out of an engine that will almost just drop in.

08-22-2003, 07:07 PM	#13
FasterThanLight Posts: n/a	I don't want to sound "me too", but I agree with the post above and the post above that... You'd be much better off buying a super- or turbocharger, cams, exhaust, and building up the bottom end of your b18c1 (pistons, etc...). Upgrading the fuel system as necessary... pretty much you could build your motor as bullet-proof as you wanted to. 8:1 compression ratio... and then force as much air in as possible. 14-18 psi. Woohoo!