k24a2 tsx block
type-s head
rsx type-s 6 speed trans
itr prc intake manifold
type-s throttle body
hondata IM gasket
hondata k-pro
aem cold air intake
comptech race header
custom 2.5" exhaust
greddy evo 2 axle-back
excedy stage one clutch kit
prostreet 9lb flywheel
CP 11.5:1 compression pistons
pauter rods
IPS-K2 cams
eibach valve-springs and retainers
RC 440cc injectors

We'll post numbers if/when we test on other dynos, but here's before and after isolating cam swap and minor AFR/igntion tuning. Basemap was utilized from the Kmanager library without optimizing cam angle for the K24, preserving 2.0L settings from the calibration. Basically just added more fuel to compensate for the increased displacement and was tuned on 91 octane pump gas, 28 degrees ignition timing at peak. The article is slated to hit news stands in December.

-Ron

 

You're the man. I will give you a call tomorrow.

 

What are the numbers?

I don't know if it's just me, but they aren't showing up on the graph.

 

yeah there not showing up

 

They were intentionally omitted. You may have to wait until December's Honda Tuning mag issue for the peak numbers. But in the meantime, doesn't the area under the curve speak for itself?

-Ron

 

no it doesn't that could be 8 horsepower for all we know, ok, its probably more like 8.5, but still, nice midrange, this go good inyour lawn mower

jp, nice build

 

Try +24hp

-Ron

 

impressive work.

 

looks like about 233hp to me

 

refresh, image updated with delta figures.

-Ron

 

I am assuming the lower graphs are of the stock K24A2. I dont think it could be the K24A4 build you did because the A4 build revved higher and it was an A4 compared to the A2 you are using now. I cannot wait to pick up that issue of Honda Tuning and see what they have to say about it.
-Jalal

 

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I'll guess 244.2whp 203.5wtq... I bet that the graphs have the major graduations spaced every 25 units. Standardization is nice.

Thanks for sharing Edo. Seems pretty easy to get power out of K-series...after R&D./

Pirate