V6 j30
What would be the best performance / chip for my 2000 honda accord V6 tnx in advance
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Nuthin'; your engine and its computer is very well sorted right from the factory.
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J30
Ok so what would be the best way to get more horsepower? With out going turbo or supercharged? I did full exhaust and forced air intake / cold air intake
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The short answer, "Not much". As you probably discovered, even the changes you've already made didn't do much for output.
Turbocharging "V" style engines is problematic, so probably a bad (or at least very-VERY expensive) solution. Superchargers were made for these engines years ago but I'm not sure they are still made; even still, if you add the supercharger, every installation I've seen replaced the A/C compressor with the blower. Other things to keep in mind:
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J30
Has anyone has good advice on making a few extra horsespower without putting a turbo or supercharger or replacing the engine? So far i haven't got any helpful information from this forum!
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J30
Has anyone has good advice on making a few extra horsespower without putting a turbo or supercharger or replacing the engine? So far i haven't got any helpful information from this forum!
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Nor will you; Hondas and Acuras with J-Series motors are very well sorted right from the factory. Like it or don't, believe it or not, there really isn't much you can do.
Edit: Thinking back; I vaguely remember a few threads from folks who've bought Acura TL or RL heads and intake systems and have managed maybe 20 HP from the higher compression and such. That said, if I was going to go to the trouble of tearing down the top end of the engine, I'd rather replace the entire engine with a larger displacement unit. |
Originally Posted by shipo
(Post 381240)
Nor will you; Hondas and Acuras with J-Series motors are very well sorted right from the factory. Like it or don't, believe it or not, there really isn't much you can do.
Edit: Thinking back; I vaguely remember a few threads from folks who've bought Acura TL or RL heads and intake systems and have managed maybe 20 HP from the higher compression and such. That said, if I was going to go to the trouble of tearing down the top end of the engine, I'd rather replace the entire engine with a larger displacement unit. Agreed. The biggest limiting factor in a 2000 Accord is the autotragic transmission that came with the V6. Even with a stock motor it's doomed for failure. A J35 or 37 is the way to get what you're looking for, but it'll kill the trans too. Also, there' s 2 versions of it for V6 cars... the 98-99, and the 2000 thru 2002. It's due to the electronics added over the years. Note; switching the exhaust system isn't worth anything but maybe a hp or 2 at most. It might sound faster, but it's not. Honda engineered the engines in these car very well. The 4 cylinders were optimized for both economy, and reliability. The V6 was engineered for hp, and reliability, and if you keep your foot out of the throttle it'll give decent mileage. On 6th gen Accord.org, most of the J30 owners have gone to the J35 with a couple of them going to the J37. ALL of them have also gone to the 6 speed manual transmission for reliability. Heck, even the 4 cylinder guys are swapping to the MT because of it's weakness. And everyone there recommends a trans swap (from AT to MT) before adding a turbo. |
J30
Ok what do i need to swap from a j30a1 to a j37 besides motor and transmission ecu and wire harness?
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Hey Toecutter, sad to say, but at this point it is pretty clear we are are hot telling Honda30 the things he wants to hear.
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