Welcome, Guest. Please login or register.
April 26, 2024, 02:10:46 AM
Pages: « First < Previous 1 2 [3] 4 5 ... 20 Next > Last »   Go Down
  Print  
Author Topic: TSX Intake Manifold DIY / Q & A  (Read 167442 times)
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
thisaznboi88
Member
Posts: 2138



Reputation Power: 24
thisaznboi88 who is this guy?thisaznboi88 who is this guy?
Trade Count: (6)

View Profile
« Reply #30 on: March 05, 2009, 04:04:20 AM »

That is a good question. I just use the regular bolts (one that screws in from the tb to the im without the nut) to put them back in since I was wondering if they would move or not when I bolt them back on.
Logged

~~FlashPro tuned by domgsr-t~~
Kinda Flashpro tuned by http://vittuned.com/
Skippy
Member
Posts: 398



Reputation Power: 4
Skippy pfffft.
Trade Count: (0)

View Profile
« Reply #31 on: March 05, 2009, 09:05:54 AM »

They won't come out because you'll tighten them when you install them in the TSX manifold.  They won't come loose.
Logged

Steven A.K.A Skippy
03 CM55 NBP 6MT
K series NA Specialist

Quote from: Urban Dictionary
chach
Noun - A person (usually male) who attempts to exhibit a cool and popular look but generally comes across as either an asshole and/or a total loser.
k.huston
Fucking Newb
Posts: 49



Reputation Power: 0
k.huston pfffft.
Trade Count: (0)

View Profile
« Reply #32 on: March 05, 2009, 11:45:42 AM »

I just use a stud remover adapter. Piece of cake!

http://atoolcrib.amazonwebstore.com/Assenmacher-ASS201-4-Piece-Metric-Stud/M/B000FMLZMA.htm?traffic_src=froogle&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=froogle

Has anyone used the Hondata gasket?

http://www.clubrsx.com/cr/HD-K24-IMG.html?utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=search&utm_campaign=froogle
Logged

Keith
05 Coupe K24A4 5MT

EliteCM Profile
fabulous010
Member
Posts: 677



Reputation Power: 7
fabulous010 pfffft.
Trade Count: (2)

View Profile
« Reply #33 on: March 05, 2009, 11:17:29 PM »

i have the hondata gasket. i will be installin it as well when i do the IM.
Logged

NWINNIE34
Member
Posts: 597



Reputation Power: 6
NWINNIE34 pfffft.
Trade Count: (2)

View Profile WWW
« Reply #34 on: March 10, 2009, 06:26:03 PM »

i have the P2R gasket, was a breeze to install compared to the hondata from what i hear...

GET A GOOD GASKET SCRAPER !
that step killed me....
Logged

2006 PWP TSX, 6Spd, Nav, Ebony Interior

Custom Comptech Icebox, Ralco UD Pulleys, 22mm Progress Tech RSB, LED Reverse/License plate lights, M3 lip spoiler, Hondata Heatshield and P2R IM gaskets, OBX Oil catch can, Hawk HPS Pads

Skippy
Member
Posts: 398



Reputation Power: 4
Skippy pfffft.
Trade Count: (0)

View Profile
« Reply #35 on: March 10, 2009, 10:18:01 PM »

Just so there are no redundant questions, the P2R and Hondata gaskets are two different pieces entirely and they should not be confused.  The hondata gasket goes between the injector base and the head, while the P2R gasket goes between the injector base and the primary intake manifold.
Logged

Steven A.K.A Skippy
03 CM55 NBP 6MT
K series NA Specialist

Quote from: Urban Dictionary
chach
Noun - A person (usually male) who attempts to exhibit a cool and popular look but generally comes across as either an asshole and/or a total loser.
fabulous010
Member
Posts: 677



Reputation Power: 7
fabulous010 pfffft.
Trade Count: (2)

View Profile
« Reply #36 on: March 10, 2009, 11:50:43 PM »

i believe i do not need a gasket scraper to replace old gasket with hondata thermal gasket... correct should be just slip out old one and slip hondata one in
Logged

NWINNIE34
Member
Posts: 597



Reputation Power: 6
NWINNIE34 pfffft.
Trade Count: (2)

View Profile WWW
« Reply #37 on: March 11, 2009, 07:09:44 AM »

that is true.... however its recommended to replace the throttle body gasket as well... which will def require some scrapping
good luck man
Logged

2006 PWP TSX, 6Spd, Nav, Ebony Interior

Custom Comptech Icebox, Ralco UD Pulleys, 22mm Progress Tech RSB, LED Reverse/License plate lights, M3 lip spoiler, Hondata Heatshield and P2R IM gaskets, OBX Oil catch can, Hawk HPS Pads

rjp6262
New Member
Posts: 230


Reputation Power: 2
rjp6262 pfffft.
Trade Count: (0)

View Profile
« Reply #38 on: March 11, 2009, 11:53:58 AM »

hopefully i get the throttle body gasket off clean and don't have to replace it. probably should grab a new one just in case..

i'll snap some pics if anyone wants some.
Logged
NWINNIE34
Member
Posts: 597



Reputation Power: 6
NWINNIE34 pfffft.
Trade Count: (2)

View Profile WWW
« Reply #39 on: March 11, 2009, 02:45:20 PM »

DEF DEF get a new one.... my car had about 65k when i did mine and it was a BITCH getting it off...
took me about an hour and 15 min to get that gasket off.... no fun at all and not an easy location to deal with

$5 tops for a new TB gasket... and if you wanted to you could bump it up a notch and go with the P2R (power rev racing) tb gasket.... not sure how big of a difference it would make but its an option for an upgrade compared to stock tb gasket
Logged

2006 PWP TSX, 6Spd, Nav, Ebony Interior

Custom Comptech Icebox, Ralco UD Pulleys, 22mm Progress Tech RSB, LED Reverse/License plate lights, M3 lip spoiler, Hondata Heatshield and P2R IM gaskets, OBX Oil catch can, Hawk HPS Pads

fabulous010
Member
Posts: 677



Reputation Power: 7
fabulous010 pfffft.
Trade Count: (2)

View Profile
« Reply #40 on: March 11, 2009, 05:57:24 PM »

well p2r gaskets are hard and expensive to get up here... so when i do my TSX IM ill just do the hondata gasket as well... i already have the OEM TB and IM gaskets.
 
i got one question, does any know if i use the hondata gasket (which is alot thicker then the oem gasket) will the TSX bracket still line up with the IM properly
Logged

fabulous010
Member
Posts: 677



Reputation Power: 7
fabulous010 pfffft.
Trade Count: (2)

View Profile
« Reply #41 on: March 12, 2009, 08:25:34 PM »

got my TSX IM bracket today cant wait to FINALLY do the install. im planning on doing this tomorrow during the day.

i got a write up from acura zine, i dont believe its there any more but, they said to tighten all the bolts including the brakcet at 16lb. can anyone confirm this?
Logged

NWINNIE34
Member
Posts: 597



Reputation Power: 6
NWINNIE34 pfffft.
Trade Count: (2)

View Profile WWW
« Reply #42 on: March 13, 2009, 09:51:53 AM »

i did the install about 2-3 months ago and from what i experienced... dont think that 16lbs is alot... you DO NOT want to strip out those bolts.... get it as tight as you can without really applying force... then go an extra 1/2 turn
dont over do it.

as far as judging 16lbs.... that number is meaningless to me as my tools... dont over do it... all i can offer, you know what tight is
i also made up my mind to use the bracket, some people do some people dont.... its not a vital piece... and for that to be tightened to a specific tightness... is a little overkill IMHO

your gonna love the TSX IM.... with a CAI its even that much better
i noticed when i am 5000rpm+ i hear a hissing sound from my instake and tsx IM just sucking air so hard.... its a great sound/feeling

g/l with the install... and g/l with the damn TB gasket haha
Logged

2006 PWP TSX, 6Spd, Nav, Ebony Interior

Custom Comptech Icebox, Ralco UD Pulleys, 22mm Progress Tech RSB, LED Reverse/License plate lights, M3 lip spoiler, Hondata Heatshield and P2R IM gaskets, OBX Oil catch can, Hawk HPS Pads

rjp6262
New Member
Posts: 230


Reputation Power: 2
rjp6262 pfffft.
Trade Count: (0)

View Profile
« Reply #43 on: March 13, 2009, 01:34:48 PM »

did the install today, and didn't need to use a new gasket which i was happy about. got the whole thing done in about an hour and a half. and that's with trying to figure out how to get that plug off the IM bracket...damn thing pissed the fuck out of me.

there's definitely a new found pull in third gear. it's weird because you don't notice any difference till mid way into 2nd gear. the intake almost sounds quieter now with the TSX IM than with the stock one. even my brother said the same thing. but i'd say its a worth while upgrade. but i'll get some more feel of it after it's been on for a few days...and im glad i have spring break because im getting my exhaust installed finally!
Logged
CrazyCreashunz
Senior Member
Posts: 2625



Reputation Power: 27
CrazyCreashunz who is this guy?CrazyCreashunz who is this guy?
Trade Count: (5)

View Profile WWW
« Reply #44 on: March 14, 2009, 07:44:42 PM »

Quote from: "CrackerTeg"
Even with the light off, the code is stored in your ECM. I'd still get the code pulled to see if it's related.

Word! ...and Jonathan if you don't post some kodakz of your drop we are gonna......... come out to LI and do some undercover, secret agent type sh*t!!!!!!!!! Lolzzzz
Logged

Billy -Prez. of Team Crazy Creashunz
My Elite CM Profile I  www.CrazyCreashunz.com I "Like Us" on Facebook!
Pages: « First < Previous 1 2 [3] 4 5 ... 20 Next > Last »   Go Up
  Print  
 
Jump to:  

TinyPortal © 2005-2012