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Senior Member
- First Name
- Zach
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- Dec 3, 2018
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- Location
- Wintersville Ohio
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 civic si, 2002 Acura rsx type s, 2011 Nissan Titan
I would say the k20a3 is very different. These new kseries are completely different then the ones of the past. They shouldn’t even give these new ones a K engine code.I'll offer congrats. There are turbo and supercharged base RSXs running a K20A3.. and I don't see it being much different. It certainly is the road less traveled... and with a factory L15 available already turbocharged, you'll probably exist with minimal company.
As has been stated... you don't have the internals if a K20C1... so I'd go easy... get yourself turned ASAP and ensure you don't run lean. Port injection would be a benefit with larger injectors being possible... but you really are going to be in unchartered waters with how much power your engine can take. I would not jump to the conclusion that yours can handle what a K24Z7 or a K20Z3 or K20A2 can take from previous 2 generations of Sis/RSX type Ss.
I'd be bouncing over to the 7 gen Civic forums and look at any turbocharged examples of the K20A3 from that eras Si or the same engine on the base RSX over on the RSX forums. Even then... different engine, but I'd use what has already been learned over the last near-20 years as an idea on what might be possible... and what might break your engine.
You really are in uncharted territory in a lot of ways. The only other thing I guess I can say is good luck.
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