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Old 06-17-2025, 11:31 AM   #10851
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Agreed with Traum here. 9th gen civic is a fantastic commuter car.. but the Si is truly awful. it's L A M E
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Old 06-17-2025, 12:20 PM   #10852
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I uh, I might've gone over 9000.

In an AP2 engine.

Yeah.
A lot over or a little over?

Some folks on the forums actually swap AP1 ECUs into their AP2s to unlock the 9000rpm redline. Anecdotally, it seems ok for once-in-a-blue-moon street use. Just not for sustained track use lol.

So you might be ok!
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Old 06-17-2025, 12:58 PM   #10853
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I uh, I might've gone over 9000.

In an AP2 engine.

Yeah.
Money shift or trying to stretch out a gear on a straightaway at a/x??
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Old 06-17-2025, 01:06 PM   #10854
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A lot over or a little over?

Some folks on the forums actually swap AP1 ECUs into their AP2s to unlock the 9000rpm redline. Anecdotally, it seems ok for once-in-a-blue-moon street use. Just not for sustained track use lol.

So you might be ok!
I'm thinking quite a bit over - was shifting from 4th into 5th at the end of the Ridge straight (160kph), but went into 3rd instead for a brief moment before I caught it and clutched out.

Was told that AP2 valvetrain/retainers are good for 9.8k RPM or so, so hopefully no lasting damage beyond brown pants for me.

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Went into 3rd instead of 5th at 160kph.
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Old 06-17-2025, 01:19 PM   #10857
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How much is that s2k engine rebuild ?
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Per stage auto center, sustained operation at 8.7& RPM actually worse than getting to 9500-10k once. You’re fine.

Rebuilt F20/22 don’t last - FRM liner, crankshaft weight matching, etc make it not worth doing. Buy a used one or crate motor.
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Old 06-17-2025, 01:40 PM   #10859
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How much is that s2k engine rebuild ?
Not worth rebuilding maybe. Go K-swap if it blows.

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Per stage auto center, sustained operation at 8.7& RPM actually worse than getting to 9500-10k once. You’re fine.

Rebuilt F20/22 don’t last - FRM liner, crankshaft weight matching, etc make it not worth doing. Buy a used one or crate motor.
No crunchy noises, no weirdness in the session after so probably OK.

I'd probably K-swap if it goes.
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K swap cost roughly ends up being the same as a used F engine … thought about this too.
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Old 06-17-2025, 03:07 PM   #10861
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Yes but K-swap is easier to source, and has more power potential - you can get 230-240whp out of a K without too much difficulty.
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yeah but if you ever sell the s2k, having its original engine is worth that much more $$$ than a k swap.
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Old 06-17-2025, 03:24 PM   #10863
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yeah but if you ever sell the s2k, having its original engine is worth that much more $$$ than a k swap.
My S2000 is already worth jack squat because it already has AP2 engine in AP1 body and over 250k kms. Haha.

This car is the definition of track rat.
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Old 06-17-2025, 06:05 PM   #10864
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If you have a shop vac you can put the hose on the outlet so it's blowing out, stick it in the tailpipe and seal it up a bit (not fully) and you can feel for leaks without having the engine running and making the pipe heat up.
This worked surprisingly well but neither of the holes I welded shut fixed the problem lol. Only gets loud when it's warmed up so I'm gonna changing some gaskets.
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Old Yesterday, 03:29 PM   #10867
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I did not, but brown streaks everywhere.
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Now that I don't drive my car, ironically my green P *E* 7 *46M* plate bothers me more than before. Finally got so fed up with it and completed my collection with the Purcell Mtns plate. Attached them with the Mugen plate bolts that I've had for like 2 years but never used lol.

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