Least expensive way to go K-Series
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Least expensive way to go K-Series
Has anybody on here manager to get their car k swapped for less than 5k? If so, how did you do it? I'm looking at doing a k24 with an rsx tranny just to get going, and building it down the road. Only problem is with the k-pro and the misc items i'm still looking at spending 5+.
Can anybody offer some advice on how to save some money. Thanks!
Can anybody offer some advice on how to save some money. Thanks!
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you could do this...
k24a4 - $450
rsx-s tranny- $900
mounts - $500
swap harness - $250
axles - $400
fuel setup - $300
misc **** - $...
just a vague idea, but it could easily be done, I did mine super cheap (k24a1 $750, rsx-s trans/shiftbox/cables $800, did my own fuel setup braided lines from the tank and regulator already had $250 w/reg guessing, and list goes on... but it can be done
k24a4 - $450
rsx-s tranny- $900
mounts - $500
swap harness - $250
axles - $400
fuel setup - $300
misc **** - $...
just a vague idea, but it could easily be done, I did mine super cheap (k24a1 $750, rsx-s trans/shiftbox/cables $800, did my own fuel setup braided lines from the tank and regulator already had $250 w/reg guessing, and list goes on... but it can be done
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its not a good idea to run a k24 with a stock prc ecu.
I know everyone thinks about kpro, but alot of people sell aem 1070 boxes because aem isnt user friendly. I picked my aem box up for 800.
My friend just got done doing his k swap for under 5 and its a k24a1 block with k20a2 head, and a few other goodies.
I know everyone thinks about kpro, but alot of people sell aem 1070 boxes because aem isnt user friendly. I picked my aem box up for 800.
My friend just got done doing his k swap for under 5 and its a k24a1 block with k20a2 head, and a few other goodies.
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Re: (vtecspeed1320)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vtecspeed1320 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its not a good idea to run a k24 with a stock prc ecu.
I know everyone thinks about kpro, but alot of people sell aem 1070 boxes because aem isnt user friendly. I picked my aem box up for 800.
My friend just got done doing his k swap for under 5 and its a k24a1 block with k20a2 head, and a few other goodies.</TD></TR></TABLE>
how did he do that?
I know everyone thinks about kpro, but alot of people sell aem 1070 boxes because aem isnt user friendly. I picked my aem box up for 800.
My friend just got done doing his k swap for under 5 and its a k24a1 block with k20a2 head, and a few other goodies.</TD></TR></TABLE>
how did he do that?
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Re: (SaYjAiBaO)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SaYjAiBaO »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you don't HAVE to have kpro. you can run a stock k20 ecu and just run it like a stock k20.</TD></TR></TABLE>
To clarify this statement...
It needs to be a JDM K20 ecu which is immobilizer'less.
All US K20 ecu's have immobilizers which will not allow your vehicle to turn over because of the theft deterent system immobilizer.
To clarify this statement...
It needs to be a JDM K20 ecu which is immobilizer'less.
All US K20 ecu's have immobilizers which will not allow your vehicle to turn over because of the theft deterent system immobilizer.
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Re: (DOMKID)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DOMKID »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how did he do that?</TD></TR></TABLE>
k24a1 block 750
k20a2 head and trans 1200
competition clutch 400
dc header 75
mounts, axles, shifter box, cables, karcepts shifter box 600
wiring harness 65 since we did the wiring.
kpro 850 plus 100 for a "brain box"
aem fpr and all -6an lines 120
couple other minor here's and there's probably another 500
k24a1 block 750
k20a2 head and trans 1200
competition clutch 400
dc header 75
mounts, axles, shifter box, cables, karcepts shifter box 600
wiring harness 65 since we did the wiring.
kpro 850 plus 100 for a "brain box"
aem fpr and all -6an lines 120
couple other minor here's and there's probably another 500
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Re: Least expensive way to go K-Series (DOMKID)
hit up k20a.org and just lowball like crazy.......you won't belive half of the prices some of that **** was going for.
i JUST saw a k series half shaft go for 5 bucks plus shipping bwahaha
can't even get a b SERIES half shaft for that much.
what i love about the K is that people here its expensive, so they shy away from it, so the people that are parting get desperate and sell for DIRT cheap
i JUST saw a k series half shaft go for 5 bucks plus shipping bwahaha
can't even get a b SERIES half shaft for that much.
what i love about the K is that people here its expensive, so they shy away from it, so the people that are parting get desperate and sell for DIRT cheap
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