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    K24 I/H/E bolt on efficiency

    Hi guys,

    Long story short, car has past 200,000kms and I have the average compression of a average motor of this age should have which is about 150psi with little variance in all 4 cylinders which is 30psi lower than what i would have hoped as i was going to boost but have changed approach after that rude awakening.

    The car is a Daily driver and with my busy schedule I don't really prefer going ahead with building a short block on the side while waiting for the engine to give out after a short period of boost.

    So im thinking to commiting to a moddest N/A build starting with bolt-ons and a ems tuned accordingly.

    Before I waste any more of my mechanics precious time i thought i'd ask this forum a question:

    -Although engine wise its running pretty evenly, would the N/A build be fairly weak? How would the engine respond to the I/H/E combo tuned?

    Currently have

    -CAI
    -Hytech replica 4-2-1 Headers + CAT to match.

    Thinking about further improving the intake with a different manifold and throttle body as well. Also considering upgrading the vtc to suit.

    Your help is greatly appreciated.
    Thank you.

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    this is interesting, a cheap alternative to a full blown k20a swap. what are you likley to see on a stock engine with boltons (no cams but maybe vtc gear? whats it worth??) tuned. paired with a type r trans i imagine it would be quite a capable street/track setup. i dont know much about k series but i swapped a stock b20b8 into my ek, stock intake,with toda rep headers -catback and paired with a b16 box and s300. i much prefer this over the b16 for daily duties.

    theres no replacement for displacement.

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    Check out Vvvtec's build thread.

    Stock K24, type r vtc and oil pump, I/H/E, 150kwatw.
    We're doing it for the children.

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    rrc, 3.5" intake, 70mm t/b, 3" zorst, 50vtc, type r oil pump, dc2.2, kpro, 4.7 fd hd clutch and dc5r flywheel

    even with 160 atw will still be fairly slow for how much money this would cost lol
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    Yh you will be fine m8

    Just swap gearbok over as well
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    Thank you all for the replies.

    Just throwing it out there, lets say instead i wanted to go back to my original plans of supercharging the vehicle. Might not get enough info in the N/A section (sorry mods if im derailing from my own topic). Whats the chances of the motor blowing with lets say... a little bit under 200kw atw on a roots blower setup?

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    Why would it blow up? If you get a good tune you will have nothing to worry about. Thats the way to go imo for a big heavy family car. would make a good peppy cruiser, and you'd surprise a few k swap cars lol.
    Last edited by renzokukenj; Today at 12:34 AM. Reason: hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by cheapdouchebag View Post
    Thank you all for the replies.

    Just throwing it out there, lets say instead i wanted to go back to my original plans of supercharging the vehicle. Might not get enough info in the N/A section (sorry mods if im derailing from my own topic). Whats the chances of the motor blowing with lets say... a little bit under 200kw atw on a roots blower setup?
    Your chances of blowing your engine up at a little bit under 200kw at the wheels are actually better than average.
    Roots blower = massive inefficiency = very hot air induction = low power = oooooh try a little harder tuning the turd to please the customer = KaaaaBooooM!
    Just sayin....

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    lol love the generalized statement ' Your chances of blowing your engine up at a little bit under 200kw at the wheels are actually better than average ' WTF Adrian, so its worse than 50/50 !! hahaha You keep on delivering !!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevil View Post
    lol love the generalized statement ' Your chances of blowing your engine up at a little bit under 200kw at the wheels are actually better than average ' WTF Adrian, so its worse than 50/50 !! hahaha You keep on delivering !!

    If BYP said the same , you would of taken it as fact :0)


    To OP - it also depends on what chassis your motor is in - remember a euro isn't going to feel results anywhere as effectively as a stripped EG or teg.

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    Benjammin what you talk about ? I see a ridiclous statement that you have a better than average ( yeah I did Industrial Mathetmatics at Uni ) implying that the OP will have better than 50/50 chance of blowing his shit up.

    So Benjammin do you really believe any boosted K24 producing more than 200kw atw has a 50/50 chance of blowing up ? you're a goose ! lol

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