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Honda k24 swap
89EFhatch Thu Aug 20, 2020 9:59 am
Hi everyone,
I'm relatively new here and thought I'd share my current project with you all.
As the title states I'm swapping a Honda K24 into a 1987 944s. I've pretty much just been mocking an engine in there and figuring out what I need to do from there.
I originally want to do a Honda J35 v6 swap but that was going to require more firewall and hood modification than I wanted to do at this time.
The first picture is of the J35 sitting in there.
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And this is the K24 mocked up. The bellhousing adapter will start next week with any luck.
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Thanks for looking
I'm relatively new here and thought I'd share my current project with you all.
As the title states I'm swapping a Honda K24 into a 1987 944s. I've pretty much just been mocking an engine in there and figuring out what I need to do from there.
I originally want to do a Honda J35 v6 swap but that was going to require more firewall and hood modification than I wanted to do at this time.
The first picture is of the J35 sitting in there.
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And this is the K24 mocked up. The bellhousing adapter will start next week with any luck.
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Thanks for looking
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Re: Honda k24 swap
slow_944S Sun Aug 23, 2020 10:40 pm
Are you planning on staying naturally aspirated? Is that the same engine as an Acura TSX? Good luck with the swap.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
87944turbo Mon Aug 24, 2020 5:53 am
That's a cool project! Have been following a few of these swaps in Civics, seem like really capable engines. See that it sets pretty high. Is it possible to tilt it like the factory did for the Porsche 4 cylinder? Also curious about your brake booster. Did you just remove it for test fitting, or will you have to come up with another solution for power brakes with this engine?
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Re: Honda k24 swap
jso944 Mon Aug 24, 2020 1:12 pm
I was thinking a K-swap would be perfect and am interested to see how this goes. I'm interested to see what kind of clearance the hood has too. 200+ hp naturally aspirated is definitely nice with the possibility of much more with forced induction.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
89EFhatch Tue Aug 25, 2020 6:48 am
Thanks everyone. I removed the booster while test fitting the V6. I hope to retain the factory booster and brakes with the K24.
Hood clearance will be tight but I think its going to clear with a work. The Honda engine leans 15degrees in the same direction as the factory Porsche engine does so that helps. Also people swap these engines into Miatas and "chamfer" the front edge of the valve cover for clearance.
I started making the bellhousing adapter yesterday. Started with half of an Acura RSX manual transmission. Hopefully more progress soon
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Hood clearance will be tight but I think its going to clear with a work. The Honda engine leans 15degrees in the same direction as the factory Porsche engine does so that helps. Also people swap these engines into Miatas and "chamfer" the front edge of the valve cover for clearance.
I started making the bellhousing adapter yesterday. Started with half of an Acura RSX manual transmission. Hopefully more progress soon
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Thanks for looking
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Re: Honda k24 swap
SilverLined Tue Aug 25, 2020 3:48 pm
Great project! So is it about an inch and a half higher than the Porsche mill? Any idea on the weight difference?
Came over from another forum just to post up in here, as I was struck with this idea when thinking about possible swaps. 250 NA HP would be a blast in a 944, and these motors are ubiquitous.
Came over from another forum just to post up in here, as I was struck with this idea when thinking about possible swaps. 250 NA HP would be a blast in a 944, and these motors are ubiquitous.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
89EFhatch Tue Aug 25, 2020 7:53 pm
SilverLined wrote:Great project! So is it about an inch and a half higher than the Porsche mill? Any idea on the weight difference?
Came over from another forum just to post up in here, as I was struck with this idea when thinking about possible swaps. 250 NA HP would be a blast in a 944, and these motors are ubiquitous.
The 944 didn't have an engine in it when I got it so I don't know about the height difference. I believe the k24 weighs about 275lbs.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
89EFhatch Fri Aug 28, 2020 6:01 pm
I designed a little adapter plate the past few days and cut a mock up plate. So far it's looking good. I'll think about it over the weekend and cut a real one next week. Here's a couple pictures to check it out.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
89EFhatch Sat Aug 29, 2020 5:52 pm
spence wrote:What is the depth of the tsx bellhousing?
It's pretty close to 5.5" and I measured the 944 bellhousing at a little over 6". So my adapter will be made from .5" plate. This should make for good pilot bearing/bushing engagement. We will see.
Hopefully the engine, bellhousing and clutch will all be sitting in the engine bay bolted together next weekend.
Thanks for checking it out
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Re: Honda k24 swap
spence Sat Aug 29, 2020 7:25 pm
I always wondered what a f20c or f22c engine would be like in a 944. K24 will be nice too though... Goodluck!
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Re: Honda k24 swap
89EFhatch Sun Aug 30, 2020 8:18 am
spence wrote:I always wondered what a f20c or f22c engine would be like in a 944. K24 will be nice too though... Goodluck!
Thank you! I hope it all works out.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
89EFhatch Mon Sep 07, 2020 11:41 am
I was able to get the flywheel and clutch mounted. And then the bellhousing and adapter plate. So far everything is looking pretty good. I had to clearance the "transmission tunnel" a little for the Acura slave cylinder. But it's bolted in there. I removed the oil pan and oil pump. The new oil pump is on the way. Then I'll start cross member and oil pan modifying. The stock oil pumps are huge so I'm pumping the much smaller RSX type S unit in. And here are a few pictures of the progress so far
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Re: Honda k24 swap
jso944 Sat Oct 24, 2020 9:42 pm
Any updates on this? What are you planning for the oil pan, something like the Touge Factory unit? I'm pretty interested as this seems like a good swap.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
s2k944alan Thu Feb 04, 2021 6:44 pm
I am going to do a K24 in my 83 944. I have the K24 and am starting to rebuild. Please keep updating as i would love to see how you handle things! Any chance I could buy an adapter plate off you?
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Re: Honda k24 swap
Stuey86porsche944 Fri Feb 26, 2021 2:39 pm
What clutch are you using? And what’s your plan for the wiring? I was looking into doing this swap in my 86 944 and just need to sort out the details before diving in.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
Dominicandude Tue May 04, 2021 6:24 pm
Any updates on this project? Was it ever completed? Or did you run into show stopping obstacles? Curious before I either pull a this K out for a swap or just sell the Honda and finish the LS to swap in.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
ptkorson Thu May 20, 2021 8:09 pm
I would love to know as well. Just saw a k swapped Ferrari and I now have ideas...
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Re: Honda k24 swap
ajulka123 Thu Jul 01, 2021 2:04 pm
There’s a k group on Facebook with a running turbo k 968.
Any update on this project and does anyone have anymore info?
Any update on this project and does anyone have anymore info?
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Re: Honda k24 swap
89EFhatch Thu Jul 08, 2021 9:19 am
Sorry for disappearing.
I am starting to work on the project again. I was busy working on building a new workshop and getting that functional.
To answer one of the questions, I will be running an AEM Infinity and custom wiring harness.
Hopefully some more updates to come soon
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I am starting to work on the project again. I was busy working on building a new workshop and getting that functional.
To answer one of the questions, I will be running an AEM Infinity and custom wiring harness.
Hopefully some more updates to come soon
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Re: Honda k24 swap
Dragonist Thu Jul 08, 2021 10:09 am
89EFhatch wrote:Sorry for disappearing.
I am starting to work on the project again. I was busy working on building a new workshop and getting that functional.
To answer one of the questions, I will be running an AEM Infinity and custom wiring harness.
Hopefully some more updates to come soon
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Good luck with the project. I know how time consuming that can be. The adapter you made is that the final product?
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Re: Honda k24 swap
ajulka123 Thu Jul 08, 2021 10:38 am
What are you using for clutch and flywheel set up?
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944 /k24
Vlad Thu Jul 08, 2021 8:11 pm
Hello good to see how this build is going. I currently have one about 60% done was stuck on front cross member but some solutions are in the works. Any with questions feel free.
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Re: Honda k24 swap
Dragonist Thu Jul 08, 2021 8:14 pm
Vlad wrote:Hello good to see how this build is going. I currently have one about 60% done was stuck on front cross member but some solutions are in the works
Any details you can share on your build? Also how did you mount the K series to the torque tube?
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