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KLR-16A
20-07-2009, 01:21 AM
Hey ppl, wats it cost to hav a K20 put in a eg civic driven away????anyone noe a rough figure or so???. Cheers

MWAKU
20-07-2009, 01:29 AM
go search

12-16k

LiL FiLo
20-07-2009, 02:08 AM
depending if you source all the parts yourself, and if your using "branded" parts or not...
on a budget about 12k.... proper done job you'll be looking close to 20k.....
by "proper job" im saying change of brakes, sussy, tuning, other bolt on's associated with the motor swap, engineers certif, possibly change of rims for traction sake, other aesthetic items and labour. PM yonas - JDM Yard... he'll give you a rough idea

Benson
20-07-2009, 09:05 PM
depends on who you know and how well you shop. If your not afraid with buying from overseas, hit up k20a.org for second hand parts

FLICK
20-07-2009, 09:13 PM
^ true

honda_b_blastn
20-07-2009, 10:05 PM
Hey ppl, wats it cost to hav a K20 put in a eg civic driven away????anyone noe a rough figure or so???. Cheers


how longs a piece of string?

FLICK
20-07-2009, 10:11 PM
how longs a piece of string?

in your case very long mate. my strings getting there.

honda_b_blastn
20-07-2009, 10:21 PM
in your case very long mate. my strings getting there.

dont do it! it will never end....

OMG.JAI xD
20-07-2009, 10:55 PM
20k. 140+kw atw. With quality parts and a decent priced install.

zco
20-07-2009, 11:54 PM
i have a jdmk20a conversion for sale.. call me if you're really interested. after buying my conversion, you will need to purchase only 2 more parts to get it fitted to your car.

i have everything else. and you're looking at approx 12k with ecu headers intake and exhaust too

felixd
21-07-2009, 08:19 AM
save up for a type r :)

EK1.6LCIV
21-07-2009, 10:16 AM
save up for a type r :)

x2 or an ep3r, the whole package :)

Benson
23-07-2009, 08:56 PM
20k. 140+kw atw. With quality parts and a decent priced install.

Damn, 20k?

Anwyl
23-07-2009, 11:22 PM
I've seen k20 cuts on ebay for around 9k sometimes...so proly add around 1.5k for installing.

MikeyG
23-07-2009, 11:27 PM
wow you think just get the egine then install?? wont work son..

you need k pro min 2k there
wiring and harness 1.5k
mounts 500-1k
driveshafts 300
etc etc...

mate get a h22a type s get a b box.. slap a h2b kit with bolt ons simple 150 atw .. see bensons thread :)

hisoka
23-07-2009, 11:46 PM
I've seen k20 cuts on ebay for around 9k sometimes...so proly add around 1.5k for installing.

lol nice nice, the internet.:thumbsup:

FLICK
23-07-2009, 11:57 PM
I've seen k20 cuts on ebay for around 9k sometimes...so proly add around 1.5k for installing.

your dreaming buddy. Check your facts. Im sure there's alot your forgetting. Its an insult to the kswap guys who do it properly and know much really goes into a conversion.

EK1.6LCIV
24-07-2009, 07:04 AM
ok to this this to 'bed' I have copied a list, one I use on another forum to try and show ppl what is involved in terms of parts alone, then add a 25k budget (as 70% of the parts are made in the usa have to be flown in, then youd have to find a shop that does the installs) so here it is via k20a.org :D


This is what you want, THE K20/24 SWAP PARTS LIST. Items are also loosely categorized and are meant to be the cheapest possible way to complete the swap. Please keep in mind this may not be 100% accurate to what you want to accomplish but it's damn close! Here it is!

ENGINE/TRANNY (All gaskets/seals are considered "known to be needed" items)
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K-series engine(K24/K20)
K-series tranny(Type-R/RSX-S/RSX Base)
K-series engine harness(RSX-S 02-04)
K-series charging harness(RSX-S 02-04)
K-series Alternator(For Engine of Choice)
K-series Starter(For Engine of Choice)
K-series ECU(RSX PRB 02-04) Plus Hondata K-Pro(Or JDM K-series ECU)
CRV Passenger side engine mount(needed for non-CRV K24 swaps)
Header(R-crew/DC/SSR)
Clutch/Flywheel(RSX-S)
RSX Type-S Oxygen Sensor(Primary)
RSX Type-S Knock Sensor(Only if not using RSX-S engine, Or repin stock Knock sensor)
RSX Type-S Clutch Slave Cylinder
RSX Type-S Halfshaft
RSX BASE Axles(For EG only, Swap inner joints) Or...
RSX-S Axles w/ B-series Outers(For EG again, Also rec. swapping inner joints)
RSX Type-S Throttle Body(Or Accord throttle body, depending on engine/intake)
RSX-S Intake Manifold(Or RBC/TSX/Accord)
Karcepts Throttle Body Adapter(only if using RBC)
Engine Mounts(Hybrid/Avid/Hasport)
Harness Conversion(Hybrid/Hasport/Sparkks)
Clutch Line(Hybrid Racing)

RADIATOR/COOLING (This is for using stock radiator)
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Hasport Billet Hose Adapter(For Stock B/D series Fan switch/coolant temp sensor)
Perma-Cool PRM-19120 11"x10" Fan
TOP Rad Hose - RSX Type-S Top Hose(for EK/EG)
BOTTOM Rad Hose - 99-00 Civic Si Top Hose(for EK/EG)

SHIFTER PARTS
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Karcepts Shifter mounting kit
RSX Type-S Shifter Box
RSX-S 02-04 Shifter Cables
Shift Parts to Connect Cables (OEM, easy)

EXHAUST PARTS (Must be custom welded, Can substitute for 2.5")
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Kteller 3" Stainless Piping
3" in/out Muffler
Catalytic Converter if you choose to use one.

FUEL SYSTEM PARTS (Using stock fuel rail, minimum costs)
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(www.summitracing.com)
EAR-991945ERL - Converts OEM fuel filter to -6 AN fitting
EAR-165056ERL - Converts OEM fuel rail to -6 AN fitting
RUS-610020 x 4 - Straight -6 AN Hose couplers
SUM-220166N x 3 - Straight cut -6 AN to -6 An hose, Ports on FPR.
RUS-610160 - 90 Degree -6 AN Coupler from fuel filter to FPR.
RUS-632070 - 10 feet -6 AN Hose
AEI-13109 - Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator.
Walbro 190/255lph Fuel Pump(It's cheap, and worth it - www.hybrid-performance.com)

IF REMOVING POWER STEERING(with no A/C)
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EP3 Idler pulley/bracket
Manual Steering rack, Or Loop P/S rack
K24 = 52" Serpentine Belt(works perfectly on mine)
K20 = 50.5" Serpentine Belt

IF KEEPING POWER STEERING (No A/C - With a current P/S rack)
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K20 PS Pump
Jackson Racing Pulley - P/N: 052-154 (This will clear an EG hood with K20 swap, no hole...only cutting.)
52" Serpentine Belt(only for K20 - K24 = Unknown?)
02-04 RSX High pressure hose
3/8" I.D. hose
Oil cooler from Perma-Cool Industries P/N:1007 (for P/S fluid return line)

Fluid NEEDS:
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POWER STEERING FLUID - 2 Bottles
DOT3 Brake fluid - 2 Bottles
Coolant 50/50 Mix - 2 Bottles(3 to be safe/cover leaking or spillage)
MTF - 3 Bottles
OIL - 6 Quarts

RANDOM HOSES (Not totaly acurate for ALL swap configurations, keep in mind O.D. and I.D. measurements)
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10' 3/16" I.D. Hose (possibly not all swaps)
10' 1/4" I.D. Hose
10' 3/8" I.D. Hose
5' 3/4" O.D. Hose
5' 1" O.D. Hose (possibly not all swaps)

MISC BOLTS/Parts (This is mainly used if you buy Engine/Trans apart from one another)
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90034-P10-A01 X 6 clutch bolts
90011-PNA-B00 x 8 flywheel bolts
22103-PNA-003 pilot bearing
95701-12060-08 x4 tranny bolts
95701-12085-08 x 2 starter bolts
90027-PND-A00 starter bolt long
90025-PNA-000 bolt
95701-08055-08 x 2
90008-PNA-000 x 2 alternator bolts
90008-PPA-000 bolt
21351-PNB-000 cover for tranny to connect k24a with k20a2 type s tranny(only K24)
95701-06012-08 x 3 bolts

EKTYPR
29-07-2009, 09:56 PM
20k. 140+kw atw. With quality parts and a decent priced install.

^^^ why spend so much when you can get a dc2r set up for less making 141kw???

OMG.JAI xD
29-07-2009, 11:07 PM
^^^ why spend so much when you can get a dc2r set up for less making 141kw???

Reading fails you.

141kw is at the engine for a b18c.

A b18c with a y80/s80 lsd box makes 110-115kw atw.

And i did say 140+ (PLUS). And the OP did not ask for alternatives. You can get a b18c turbo making heaps more power than any n/a k series swap spending the same amount of money. But each to their own. If i had 20K itll go into a h2b or turbo b series setup.


Too many people think a swap is just takin the old engine and put new one in with new mounts and wiring harness. That only applies if the engine bay of that car was made to accomodate the oem mounts for that engine. ie DC/EG/EK + B series.

As ek1.6 has listed. There is more to it than just in out.

Moey.C
29-07-2009, 11:13 PM
so does that mean if he was to get a b18cr engine it would be ALOT easier? and cheaper ? ?

iwantvtec
30-07-2009, 09:57 AM
eg is lighter + its more fun to build ur car. Ground up rather than buying the "whole package"