J-Swap Motor Mounts, $999
This is the basic motor mount adapter kit that will allow you to bolt a Honda/Acura J-series motor into the NSX chassis. No modifications are made to the NSX and you re-use all of the original NSX motor mounts.
What’s included in the kit:
1. Front motor mount adapter
2. Right motor mount adapter
3. Axle half-shaft adapter
4. Pilot bushing
5. Throttle bracket adapter
6. Heat Pipe Cap
7. Transmission bolt
Pros:
Completely reversible
Plentiful supply of inexpensive engines
Smoother running 60 degree V-6
More room for turbos
Lighter Weight
Same exhaust note
Torque
No fear of breaking your expensive C-motor
Cons:
May lose Traction Control functionality
Most J-Series only have VTEC on the intake cam
Lower redline on the stock J-series.
Additional parts that may be necessary to complete the swap:
Custom Heater hose
Custom Radiator hoses
Fuel rails (Honda Odyssey 2000-01)
AN Fuel lines
Exhaust adapters (see below)
A/C line adapters (see below)
Wire harness plugs (I have used ones available)
Modification of the J-series engine wire harness (I will have available soon)
J-series ECU to NSX Chassis wire harness adapter (I will have available soon)
Engine coolant temperature gauge sending unit
Oil pressure gauge sending unit relocation kit (see below)
⅛” BSPT T-adapter (see below)
Dakota Digital SGI-5 Universal Signal Interface
$999 includes PP fees and shipping in USA.
Note: If you have a 1991-4 OBD1 NSX, then I suggest the J32A2 engine from the 2001-03 Acura CL and 2002-03 Acura TL with an automatic transmission wire harness, or the J35A3 from a 2001-02 Acura MDX.
This is the basic motor mount adapter kit that will allow you to bolt a Honda/Acura J-series motor into the NSX chassis. No modifications are made to the NSX and you re-use all of the original NSX motor mounts.
What’s included in the kit:
1. Front motor mount adapter
2. Right motor mount adapter
3. Axle half-shaft adapter
4. Pilot bushing
5. Throttle bracket adapter
6. Heat Pipe Cap
7. Transmission bolt
Pros:
Completely reversible
Plentiful supply of inexpensive engines
Smoother running 60 degree V-6
More room for turbos
Lighter Weight
Same exhaust note
Torque
No fear of breaking your expensive C-motor
Cons:
May lose Traction Control functionality
Most J-Series only have VTEC on the intake cam
Lower redline on the stock J-series.
Additional parts that may be necessary to complete the swap:
Custom Heater hose
Custom Radiator hoses
Fuel rails (Honda Odyssey 2000-01)
AN Fuel lines
Exhaust adapters (see below)
A/C line adapters (see below)
Wire harness plugs (I have used ones available)
Modification of the J-series engine wire harness (I will have available soon)
J-series ECU to NSX Chassis wire harness adapter (I will have available soon)
Engine coolant temperature gauge sending unit
Oil pressure gauge sending unit relocation kit (see below)
⅛” BSPT T-adapter (see below)
Dakota Digital SGI-5 Universal Signal Interface
$999 includes PP fees and shipping in USA.
Note: If you have a 1991-4 OBD1 NSX, then I suggest the J32A2 engine from the 2001-03 Acura CL and 2002-03 Acura TL with an automatic transmission wire harness, or the J35A3 from a 2001-02 Acura MDX.
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