I don't see why it can't be done.. The de head far more superior than the E head (better CFM, better rom tunes, just a set back with a crappy long runner manifold). The only other set back to the de's is the knock sensor which it doesn't prohibit ignition timing from advancing if there is more knock detected than usual. Most people I know run a closed loop disable which shuts off the knock sensor, an old trick that devious KA taught people..There are people in the dimequarterly world that fancied themselves with Lseries engines most of there life and came up with basic tricks using OEM parts on KAde's to far surpass 200Crank HP, why do the majority of this group of people withhold this info from forums???? Because it doesn't pay the bills to hand out carbon copy info in the forums, plain and simple....WDRacing wrote:No No, nothing against the man personally. Its a simple fact that the KA24DE isn't going to make over 200WHP without spending an a$$ ton of money. Could it be done...maybe is as far as I'm going. The KA24DE has been around since 91 and NO one has broken 200WHP yet...so you can understand why I'm skeptical.
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I think you are mistaken my friend...no one in aus has come close to 140kw at the wheels that is on our boards. One member with a T28 did about that on 10psi on an otherwise stock motor, but no one NA.neverlift wrote: Look at noss on the aussie boards with the pintara.... he made some 190hp in his non built sohc ka cai/ext/header/cam/q45maf/TUNED.
OH please biggest B.S. I have heard in years... This would mean that the block would now be shortened for rod stroke ratio, different rods, different pistons. Besides look at the pic sr cranks are shorter do to there journal lengths and diameter..TurboDaytona wrote:Its called "Mod a fi ka shun" . For those who think outside the box. Modify the Sr crank to Fit in the KA block. Do you know what bore spacing is? Do you know what Journal Diamater is, or even a Journal?
It is the Cheapest solution so far to the half counterweighted KA.
Far superior gain in rev and redline, small loss in lowend torque. It's worth it for the rev, and knife edging diminishes the oil windage cloud that occurs at higher RPM in the crank case. In some respects knife edging can prevent oil temperature from rising.Instead of losing the lowend torque many people have decided to use a windage tray and scraper....mksue3240sx wrote:Not to digress, but I have been following this thread and am wondering what is the incremental gain from lightining and knife edgeing the ka crank? Is it worth it?
KA20de from what I've heard is a halfweighted crank as the NAPSZ20, and L20 cranks, they are almost identicall cranks with minor differences in the journals...TurboDaytona wrote:I probally could import a KA20DE, But the only problem is I dont know if it is fully counterweighted or not. I cant find anything on the internet about it. It also came in the nissan caravan.
TurboDaytona wrote:I have pictures of the L20B crank and have talked to many 510 guys and they say it is a full counterweight crank.