The OFFICIAL k24/k20 thread.

Martin Racing Design

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Soichiro-Honda, you are banned from this thread.

INFORMATION:

K20a2
Bore: 86mm
Stroke: 86mm
Deck height: 212mm
Rod length: 139mm
Intake Valve: 35.15mm
Exhaust Valve: 30.15mm
Compression Ratio: 11:1
Displacement: 1998cc
Power (bhp@rpm): 200@7000
Torque (ft/lbs@rpm): 142@6000

K24
Bore: 87mm
Stroke: 99mm
Compression Ratio: 9.6:1
Displacement: 2354cc
Power (bhp@rpm): 160@6000
Torque (ft/lbs@rpm): 162@3600

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civic95

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good info...I was always curious about this engines when they came out, but never knew anything about them.
 


thedon365

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is there a k20a3 as well, im sure i've seen posts with this engine code mentioned. (or maybe i'm just a fool) :roll:
 


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CarbonCreations said:
So my first question is: what can be done to the k24 to get the rev's up?

TODA makes all kinds of parts...
 

iamgod

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CarbonCreations said:
What about valve springs?


you need cams that support power higher then the current factory redline to facilitate the need for those my friend 8)
 

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iamgod said:
you need cams that support power higher then the current factory redline to facilitate the need for those my friend 8)
ok so cams & valve springs.. what else lol :D I don't want to destroke it... that seems like taking away from the whole point of the 2.4 litre... the 2.4 litres!
 

iamgod

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CarbonCreations said:
ok so cams & valve springs.. what else lol :D I don't want to destroke it... that seems like taking away from the whole point of the 2.4 litre... the 2.4 litres!

thats why increasing the bore is detrimental
 

iamgod

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CarbonCreations said:
increasing the bore also results in lower rpms?


no, the R/S is not affected by a larger bore, increasing the bore and shortening the stroke would allow the engine to rev higher and still have the displacement that you want
 

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**question**

what engine cam in the honda element? i know its a dohc but not sure what one
 


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