Damn impressive work Velocitized! That's a really impressive feat for the entire NSX community.
Thank you!
Damn impressive work Velocitized! That's a really impressive feat for the entire NSX community.
Some people have asked about swapping in the CL/TL Type-S 6 speed manual along with a J-swap so I thought I would post a comparison of the transmission gearing.
Coming soon
I don't know if you mentionned this anywhere but the J type motor has also been used as the basis of the HR28TT racing engine.
This engine was used in the LMP2 race cars.
The modifications done to the OEM engine are detailed here below.
We should maybe consider the J-Swap as the next evolution of the NSX not just as a band aid?
I wonder if some of these racing parts are available?
Living in France, it might be a good idea to propose a complete kit including a second hand engine as Honda never sold any J based car over here?
https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-...inside-details-hr28tt-lmp-race-engine-913493/
My dilemma,
I want to do the J-swap but after researching I am finding that it may be cheaper to just repair my C30. Which is crazy to me. How is it that a $500 motor ends up costing me $5500 or so in parts to go into my car when the parts to replace my crank, 2 rods, and oil pump with all gaskets, seal, pistons and so on is only $4700. IF i wanedt to put a j-swap in my civic I would only be out approximately $4000. This includes new axles and 6 speed trans.
Just curious, sucks to be in this position. I learned that the car was supercharged for quite sometime and I'm sure caused some premature wear. I have 165k miles on her and just lost oil pressure on the highway. This baffles me.
^ plus your c motor will be worth more money working vs not working. I thought about J swap when my motor blew, but decided to keep the c. I just couldn’t leave behind the sound of the c motor. Both are expensive unless you do most of the fabrication and installation.
Thanks for the detailed info. I couldn’t really find much video or such for the J swap when I underwent a motor build. I think it is great you offer options to the community and I’m not trying to dog it. At the end of the day for me though, it wouldn’t be an nsx with a J swap and quite frankly my aftermarket build isn’t really an nsx either to boot as everything is non stock. So who am I to judge? Just seems like the J swap is catching on and building higher premiums lately. On a funny note, when asking my engine builder about swapping to a J series, he made the Keystone bitter beer face. :biggrin: Some people are just die hard I guess. It was funny though, and I just thought I’d share. Keep up the great work with the swaps. Also, for people who cannot find crankshafts,”usually turbo guys who spin bearings” BC stroker kit. :wink:The sound of the J vs C, sure every motor has a distinct sound, however if you are comparing the sound of a J in an Accord vs a C in an NSX then that is meaningless. Both the C and the J motors have the same 120 degree intake and exhaust pulses, when the J is installed in the NSX with headers that separate the front and rear banks and route the exhaust just like the stock NSX, the exhaust sound is virtually the same. The intake resonances and sound of a J in an Accord are quite muted, however in the NSX the intake sounds of the J are more pronounced, in fact, the VTEC change over is more noticeable with a J than the C-motor.
This was a big factor for me to stay C. The lack of seeing it or hearing it. Been to many Nsx events and never seen a J swap. Not saying it isn’t a good option, just lack of experience with one.It is great that all the parts to make this happen are available. There were some vendors that were going to offer a turbo kit for it to make this sweeter but kind of lost a track where that is. Last year SOS mention something they will also have a swap kit available but there was no update after that. In any case sounds like a nice option.
Yea it would be great to see more videos of the j32/j35 to hear it running, also noticed all the pictures are not available anymore, must be the issue with photobucket.