Looks interesting. Lots of room in there. I would love to see a build thread.
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Looks interesting. Lots of room in there. I would love to see a build thread.
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Saw a short video on YT the other day. No info on owner or build specifics.
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Wow! I am not familiar with that engine. I?m not looking for that much hp. I?m not really looking for any right now while mine is running good. I was just thinking when mine blows up I would want a small engine that makes maybe 200-250. That one looks like a very clean install.
If you installed a stock K24 motor, as built / no turbo, you'd have about 200hp and 166 lb-ft available.
More powerful than the larger PRV. With a tune & few simple mods, even more.
If you search junkyards you'll find lots of crashed TSX with 200-400k miles. Crazy durable design.
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What's the total approximate cost in parts (engine, ecu, exhaust, other bits, but no turbo) for a conversion like this?
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