View Full Version : Gettin Head!!!
brett-hancock
07-07-2008, 02:12 PM
Hey whats up bros...I'm fairly new to 240s an need a lil help!!! I'm sure plenty of you can answer my question tho!!! I have the SOHC version of tha KA an I'm wantin to convert it to DOHC...Is there any way to do this without havin to swap engines cuz if I have to do a swap I just wanna go ahead an get an SR.
Antihero983
07-07-2008, 02:16 PM
Wow....
Did you try searching? It has been covered before.....
projekt_s13
07-07-2008, 02:16 PM
Nope you cant bolt a DOHC head to a sohc block.
sillyvia13
07-07-2008, 02:18 PM
you can swap head yes...
much easier to swap engine...less time.
lmk. if ya need help/
I wont post nothingness and add to my post count...
A Spec Products
07-07-2008, 02:20 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOCzEkwd0iw
That's news to me
I have never knew SOHC and DOHC's to be interchangeable by swapping heads
But even if its technically possible
I think its not worth the work (and not plug and play either)
I think just either put in SOHC, or put in a DOHC, rather than mix and matching
brett-hancock
07-07-2008, 02:23 PM
haha thanks yall...what about tha SR tho, are they really that much better than tha KA after you turbo it???
sillyvia13
07-07-2008, 02:25 PM
turbo your dohc ka.
they are all over the place. and better buult than sr...I have broken 2 rocker arms in 6 months.
I have yet to break my ka.
kat with sr set up
370 inj
t25 sidemount...all day...
adictd2b00st
07-07-2008, 02:25 PM
i have a feeling this is gonna get locked....... sr vs ka has been debated over and over and over again and i think honestly the consensus is that both motors can do the job, its just a matter of what you prefer
downshift_sideways
07-07-2008, 02:27 PM
I love the thread title.
I was juiced when I opened it :(
hahahahaha I love logan.
brett-hancock
07-07-2008, 02:30 PM
Well I have tha SOHC version...Would that even be worth putting any money into??? eg. Turbo, injectors, cam, ECU tuning, etc.
rb25_s13*CHUKI
07-07-2008, 02:34 PM
turbo your dohc ka.
they are all over the place. and better buult than sr...I have broken 2 rocker arms in 6 months.
I have yet to break my ka.
kat with sr set up
370 inj
t25 sidemount...all day...
Don't want broken rocker arms stop revving ur sr to high heaven.. I would love to see you try and rev ur ka like u can the sr... I've seen it happen oh so many times.. Your gonna rev high and keep it there for a lil bit, Then you say(What's that strange ticking?) Then u say oh shit "what's that strange knocking then BOOM!! No more ka-t for youuuuuu
Btw- Awesome Thread title
sillyvia13
07-07-2008, 02:57 PM
Don't want broken rocker arms stop revving ur sr to high heaven.. I would love to see you try and rev ur ka like u can the sr... I've seen it happen oh so many times.. Your gonna rev high and keep it there for a lil bit, Then you say(What's that strange ticking?) Then u say oh shit "what's that strange knocking then BOOM!! No more ka-t for youuuuuu
Btw- Awesome Thread title
rockers blew at 6400 rpm. I have a rev limit.
it is a bad design simply. great motor otherwise...
ka's seem to be tougher...
ka
ca
rb
all have a stronger head...
I guess to me rockers are not needed.
ka head is simple. and thats that.
to OG poster...
you can get a rb20 for $900.
200 hp
and hella tough.
you may want to do your own research tho.
cause like dude said, people will argue for days about my dad can beat up your dad type shit...
My opinion.
sell your car, save your money, get a hooker...then a Head job!
gl either way playa1
A Spec Products
07-07-2008, 03:11 PM
You also need to keep in mind of replacement parts, ease of install, etc
To me, its either KA or SR
For example...RB20...knowledge base is limited, parts aren't as easy to source, not a straight forward swap, etc
Same thing with CA18....
But to each his own
I just don't see the point of getting anything but a SR if you are trying to "upgrade" the car
SR parts are in stock all the time, abundantly supported, tons of knowledge base, drops in, etc
spoolandslide
07-07-2008, 03:15 PM
this entire thread has been just one dirty sexual tease haha
SILVIA_KIDs14.5
09-02-2008, 10:32 AM
fyi if you blew the rocker arms a 6400 you must be doing something wrong because the sr head is good to 7500 all day before mods would only recommend on reving out to 7k don't want valve float.:fruit:
rockers blew at 6400 rpm. I have a rev limit.
it is a bad design simply. great motor otherwise...
ka's seem to be tougher...
ka
ca
rb
all have a stronger head...
I guess to me rockers are not needed.
ka head is simple. and thats that.
to OG poster...
you can get a rb20 for $900.
200 hp
and hella tough.
you may want to do your own research tho.
cause like dude said, people will argue for days about my dad can beat up your dad type shit...
My opinion.
sell your car, save your money, get a hooker...then a Head job!
gl either way playa1
clark
09-02-2008, 10:39 AM
lol, when i saw the title, i thought it was gonna be one of those fun threads like "funniest place you ever got head" or "funny story while getting head"....
but, coming from a person who has done the swap himself, getyourself dohc KA, build the internals, rebuild the fucker, replace all necessary componenets (gaskets, oil pump, water pump, blah) and turbo that fucker.
it will end up costing just about the same as an SR swap.
but that's just like....my opinion mannn...
clark
09-02-2008, 10:41 AM
fyi if you blew the rocker arms a 6400 you must be doing something wrong because the sr head is good to 7500 all day before mods would only recommend on reving out to 7k don't want valve float.:fruit:
that's why god invented rocker arm stoppers.....
projectRDM
09-02-2008, 11:28 AM
fyi if you blew the rocker arms a 6400 you must be doing something wrong because the sr head is good to 7500 all day before mods would only recommend on reving out to 7k don't want valve float.:fruit:
So you bumped a month old post for that?
This is why I miss rep. Because you deserve a handful of it right now for this useless shit.
ericcastro
09-02-2008, 02:33 PM
^lol, welcome to zilvia, 2009 :)
its only just begun ........
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