K20 Fit 2nd Generation How To Discussion
and k series transmission will bolt on to any k series motor. so k24 and k20 parts are interchangeable just like b series motors and transmissions.
When I took a trip up to Saitama to visit GarageFK, the shop here in Japan that has done a K20 into a GE. I was curious as to the cost, for shits and giggles. It didn't make me giggle, but did make me want to shit a big OHHHHH DAMMMNNNNNN!!! I was told anywhere from 3 to 5 million yen...current exchange anywhere from 33~55,000 US$. This included everything and not having a motor, tranny and ECU already in possession. Lots of work to the chassis, but was assured if it was done it would be street legal and able to pass shaken (safety inspection every 2 years).
That price though just cemented that I will most likely go for a used NA2 for the next fun Honda and keep the Fit as is currently.
That price though just cemented that I will most likely go for a used NA2 for the next fun Honda and keep the Fit as is currently.
thanks alot man... i think theres alot modification to do inside the engine bay to fit the DAMN K series engine...
There are already a few K's in GE's, and most say the GE will be easier than the GD.
HI Guys, here in Thailand the K20 swap for the Fit is quite a popular option and has been done many times over. I will see if i can get some info for you from the guys that did my supercharger installation on my Honda City as i know that they have done a few conversions already. And yes it is tight but can be done. let me see what i acn find out for you.
HI Guys, here in Thailand the K20 swap for the Fit is quite a popular option and has been done many times over. I will see if i can get some info for you from the guys that did my supercharger installation on my Honda City as i know that they have done a few conversions already. And yes it is tight but can be done. let me see what i acn find out for you.
$33-55k....couldn't you find someone to do a mid-engine layout for that kind of money and its minus the motor, trans and ECU
I may be new to Honda and all, but that's crazy but I'm sure if we've got some lotto winners here though, someone will do it. I think if your going to spend that much though, go all the way with mid-engine and RWD and make a "Japanese 205"
I may be new to Honda and all, but that's crazy but I'm sure if we've got some lotto winners here though, someone will do it. I think if your going to spend that much though, go all the way with mid-engine and RWD and make a "Japanese 205"
From what I have heard the CRZ and GE use the same Hasport mounts... Really, mounts are the only thing that suck minus ecu/wiring...
We are thinking about doing one here in house. May even try and keep the DBW accessible. So basically a full K20z3 swap from a 06-11 Si.
We are thinking about doing one here in house. May even try and keep the DBW accessible. So basically a full K20z3 swap from a 06-11 Si.
might as well buy a used Porsche or something, that's a sports car flat-form to begin with...
"Trying?"
What have you done already that you could justify as to say you are "trying?"
Any info you could share would be very helpful to me.
What have you done already that you could justify as to say you are "trying?"
Any info you could share would be very helpful to me.
Im just "trying" to get all the info i need in order to do it as in where to cut, what type motor would be best to supercharge and still fit under the hood, who to get the ecu from thats the good brand, axles that need to be used, and so forth.
What do you have so far?
im sure its possible anything is with MONEY i got one friend with a 74 2002 BMW with S2k motor runs like a bosss
also got another friend working on and i dnt knw why the hell he is he is putting a 2jz in a freaking 54 Chevy pick up lol but he is so yeah lol
also got another friend working on and i dnt knw why the hell he is he is putting a 2jz in a freaking 54 Chevy pick up lol but he is so yeah lol



