K24 Swap
#1
K24 Swap
So, I'm looking to do a K24 swap in my 2010 Fit and found an engine and a swap kit for a good price but I still have to find a transmission. Would I be able to pair the the K24 to the standard Fit transmission or would i have to find a new transmission to put in. Sorry if this question sounds dumb, I have done a little research in to it but my knowledge is still very limited when it comes to engine swaps.
#2
AFAIK, you have to use the transmission from a K series vehicle. Personally, I would only use one from a Civic Si because you will need the limited slip to not have severe traction issues. I'm not sure what you will need to do for axles as I don't see a GE axle listed on the Hasport Site.
Make sure you do lots of research before you buy anything. It's not a plug and play venture in the least. Plan on needing to fabricate a LOT of stuff.
I suggest a call to Hasport before you spend another second thinking about this venture.
Make sure you do lots of research before you buy anything. It's not a plug and play venture in the least. Plan on needing to fabricate a LOT of stuff.
I suggest a call to Hasport before you spend another second thinking about this venture.
#3
Thank you! I've heard it's not a lot of fabrication as long as you get a swap kit. Also had no idea that sight existed so I'll check it out and give them a call. And I always might just end up putting a supercharger or turbo kit in it.
#4
Wiring, ECU, A/C lines, coolant hoses are the start.
Last I spoke with Hasport, there was not a good ECU solution available that would allow you to keep your factory gauges and not have a check engine light.
Brian from Fastbrakes has his car there now and they are possibly working on a solution.
Best bet by far is to call Hasport. They can give you a real time update of the progress of K swaps into Fits. It's not near as supported as one would think.
Last I spoke with Hasport, there was not a good ECU solution available that would allow you to keep your factory gauges and not have a check engine light.
Brian from Fastbrakes has his car there now and they are possibly working on a solution.
Best bet by far is to call Hasport. They can give you a real time update of the progress of K swaps into Fits. It's not near as supported as one would think.
#5
Wiring, ECU, A/C lines, coolant hoses are the start.
Last I spoke with Hasport, there was not a good ECU solution available that would allow you to keep your factory gauges and not have a check engine light.
Brian from Fastbrakes has his car there now and they are possibly working on a solution.
Best bet by far is to call Hasport. They can give you a real time update of the progress of K swaps into Fits. It's not near as supported as one would think.
Last I spoke with Hasport, there was not a good ECU solution available that would allow you to keep your factory gauges and not have a check engine light.
Brian from Fastbrakes has his car there now and they are possibly working on a solution.
Best bet by far is to call Hasport. They can give you a real time update of the progress of K swaps into Fits. It's not near as supported as one would think.
#6
I don't know what's going on but it's a lot more common over there.
Honestly I just wish there'd be support soon for the 1.5T swap into a Fit.
#7
agreed, I know axion should deliver soon relatively speaking.
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