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[mpaired_7126]

i guess had this thought in my head and cant seem to find research answers. if the s2k have a f22 motor(if im not mistaking) is the same motor from the accord or prelude then how could the s2k be rear wheel drive. or why could the accord or prelude be rear wheel drive. can anyone answer me this.
please correct me if i got my facts wrong.

 

[EGcoupey7]

so you have a single cam in your s2k you should put a f20 in it

 

[nicoyita1]

so you have a single cam in your s2k you should put a f20 in it

f20 came both single cam and dual cam. Be specific.

OP: The s2000 has either the f20c or the f22c. These are both dual cam and chain driven, NOT belt driven like most (if not all) other F series motors. The Accords used a belt driven F20 and F22, some SOHC and others DOHC. Notice that in all rwd front engine vehicles, the motor is perpendicular to the firewall. The crankshaft points towards the rear of the vehicle which indirectly connects to the driveshaft. The motor in all fwd front engine vehicles is parallel to the firewall, indirectly connecting the crankshaft to the axles rather than a drive shaft (which isn't needed in this case).

 

[EGcoupey7]

f20 came both single cam and dual cam. Be specific.

OP: The s2000 has either the f20c or the f22c. These are both dual cam and chain driven, NOT belt driven like most (if not all) other F series motors. The Accords used a belt driven F20 and F22, some SOHC and others DOHC. Notice that in all rwd front engine vehicles, the motor is perpendicular to the firewall. The crankshaft points towards the rear of the vehicle which indirectly connects to the driveshaft. The motor in all fwd front engine vehicles is parallel to the firewall, indirectly connecting the crankshaft to the axles rather than a drive shaft (which isn't needed in this case).

the f20 dual cam i was talking bout

 

[nicoyita1]

If the OP has an s2k, it may possibly already have an f20 in it, just not the same one as the accords.

 

[mpaired_7126]

oh my b i meant f20c n f22c. both accord and s2k has it. but how does it work if the accord is fwd and the s200 is rwd?

 

[mpaired_7126]

s2000^^^^^^^^

 

[slomotion]

oh my b i meant f20c n f22c. both accord and s2k has it. but how does it work if the accord is fwd and the s200 is rwd?

nicoyita1 has explained it once. Face the engine sideways( flywheel to your passenger side engine bay for most hondas) and that is FWD face the flywheel to the back of the car and that is RWD. there are major frame and body differences between FWD and RWD as well.

 

[Steven.]

your facts are wrong..

 

[Szady]

your facts are wrong..

Who's? Care to set them straight? Just saying "your facts are wrong" dosent help anyone at all.....

 

[Steven.]

Who's? Care to set them straight? Just saying "your facts are wrong" dosent help anyone at all.....

OP, the F series in the accord is not the same as the s2k F, nor will just turning it make it to be RWD.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_F_engine

 

[nicoyita1]

OP, the F series in the accord is not the same as the s2k F, nor will just turning it make it to be RWD.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_F_engine

Obviously just turning the motor sideways won't make it rwd. There are ways to make a civic rwd, but simply putting an s2k motor drivetrain in it isn't enough.......The car/chassis/suspension has to be built and reinforced to support that......

 

[Steven.]

Obviously just turning the motor sideways won't make it rwd. There are ways to make a civic rwd, but simply putting an s2k motor drivetrain in it isn't enough.......The car/chassis/suspension has to be built and reinforced to support that......

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2490458

 

[nicoyita1]

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2490458