V6 vtec/6-cyl or K20a/i-vtec
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V6 vtec/6-cyl or K20a/i-vtec
I'm in a standstill right now on the question wether to go with a modded v6 or k20 engine becuz i saw youtube vids read forums and looked up info but still havnt came up with a conclusion, because the v6 has good horses around the 4000-4500 rpm range and the downs of it is heavier but the k20 has good horses if not a little higher or equal and it is lighter but the downs are it cnt top out in the high end gear and final drive ratio.
But idk if the v6 can rev high like the k20 but im sure if you tune your gear ratios correctly it can do the same or better.
Im countin on you guys cuz im really lost on which way to go
But idk if the v6 can rev high like the k20 but im sure if you tune your gear ratios correctly it can do the same or better.
Im countin on you guys cuz im really lost on which way to go
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whoa slow down there man. first i see that you have a 1995 accord. is it a v6 or is the four cylinder model? those two have different engine bays and body designs.
now onto answer some questions. first i do not recommend a V6 swap because it is difficult and lots of special fabrication required. hence im assuming you have a 4 cylinder if youre asking about the swap. your engine bay is smaller than more recent years and fitting a v6 would be a pain.
now the k20 will be more practical than the v6 but will still be expensive. hasport makes mounts so you should be ok there. it will still be difficult because you will have to find all the correct pieces. harness, ecu, etc. power steering connection will be a pain also.
honestly unless you really want the k20 and have the time and money just get an h22 and swap it in. almost a direct bolt in and cheaper and more common so lots of info out there.
just for reference the v6 cannot rev as high as the k20 stock. revving is not based on gear ratios. each motor is built to hit a certain rpm and has a redline in which it cannot rev higher without risking destruction. the v6 will blow up way before it could rev as high as a k20.
now onto answer some questions. first i do not recommend a V6 swap because it is difficult and lots of special fabrication required. hence im assuming you have a 4 cylinder if youre asking about the swap. your engine bay is smaller than more recent years and fitting a v6 would be a pain.
now the k20 will be more practical than the v6 but will still be expensive. hasport makes mounts so you should be ok there. it will still be difficult because you will have to find all the correct pieces. harness, ecu, etc. power steering connection will be a pain also.
honestly unless you really want the k20 and have the time and money just get an h22 and swap it in. almost a direct bolt in and cheaper and more common so lots of info out there.
just for reference the v6 cannot rev as high as the k20 stock. revving is not based on gear ratios. each motor is built to hit a certain rpm and has a redline in which it cannot rev higher without risking destruction. the v6 will blow up way before it could rev as high as a k20.
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first i do not recommend a V6 swap because it is difficult and lots of special fabrication required. hence im assuming you have a 4 cylinder if youre asking about the swap. your engine bay is smaller than more recent years and fitting a v6 would be a pain.
now the k20 will be more practical than the v6 but will still be expensive. hasport makes mounts so you should be ok there. it will still be difficult because you will have to find all the correct pieces. harness, ecu, etc. power steering connection will be a pain also.
honestly unless you really want the k20 and have the time and money just get an h22 and swap it in. almost a direct bolt in and cheaper and more common so lots of info out there.
now the k20 will be more practical than the v6 but will still be expensive. hasport makes mounts so you should be ok there. it will still be difficult because you will have to find all the correct pieces. harness, ecu, etc. power steering connection will be a pain also.
honestly unless you really want the k20 and have the time and money just get an h22 and swap it in. almost a direct bolt in and cheaper and more common so lots of info out there.
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You would swap a k24 not a k20 into accords.
I also agree on the H swap b/c 94+ year accords are f-in heavy and you need some good low end to move that thing. But I personally wouldn’t run a h22. Go with a h23 vtec. Cheaper and they make a really nice power band. But you also have another choice too. You can swap for a jdm f20 it's basically a destroked h22. But I would do the h23 vtec. It uses the same crank as f22's and you can swap to h22 highER c/r pistons and you will be making some nice power on a OEM engine.
I also agree on the H swap b/c 94+ year accords are f-in heavy and you need some good low end to move that thing. But I personally wouldn’t run a h22. Go with a h23 vtec. Cheaper and they make a really nice power band. But you also have another choice too. You can swap for a jdm f20 it's basically a destroked h22. But I would do the h23 vtec. It uses the same crank as f22's and you can swap to h22 highER c/r pistons and you will be making some nice power on a OEM engine.
Last edited by g22cd5; 01-31-2010 at 09:28 AM. Reason: typo
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lol If I’m thinking the same thing you are...is he keeping it on the down low still??...that's if we are both talking about that same thing...lol
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