[Smokeyk87]

How's everyone doin? So I have an 04 tsx k24. I'm wanting to start building the motor. I'm starting with the head. I just don't know alot about internals much but an wanting to learn. I'm wanting to eventually go turbo with it. I've looked into stage 2 skunks cams, with Brian cowler valve spring set, just not sure where to go or what to get...so please help. I'm in the st.Louis
area

 

[TSXPotato]

I do not have a first gen TSX but I highly recommend you get an Acura service manual for it (not for oil changes but the ones the techs use in the shop approx 2,800 pages and I'm sure you can find it online) and that will greatly help you on your new learning journey with building your k24 motor. I happen to have it for the 1st and 2nd gen TSX so send me a PM.

 

[merlinj79]

Yeah the shop manual for this car is fantastic, probably the best I've ever used.

 

[me6k]

I do not have a first gen TSX but I highly recommend you get an Acura service manual for it (not for oil changes but the ones the techs use in the shop approx 2,800 pages and I'm sure you can find it online) and that will greatly help you on your new learning journey with building your k24 motor. I happen to have it for the 1st and 2nd gen TSX so send me a PM.

does it have a lot of info on the manual trans too?

 

[TSXPotato]

does it have a lot of info on the manual trans too?

It has some I don't know exactly what information you need but PM me with your email will send the PDF file. Too large for me to attach here.

 

[TSXPotato]

Some info like this??

 

[Quinton45]

I think you need to go to a good mechanic to get your engine assembled properly. And if you decide to start assembling the engine yourself, then there is a risk that it will never work again or from improper installation to break it. As a result, you have to go to Car buying guides at replicarclub.com to save you money. So I don't advise you to do it without the proper knowledge and skills.