engine dress up kits?
directory
09-04-2005, 11:50 PM
looking through some of the tuner magazines and honda tuner catalogs. i see items for 3.2 dohc engines. mostly for acura, TL and such.
do any of these items fit and work for the 3.2 v6 in our passports? are they roughly the same engine as other engines of the same year?
is a 99 passport 3.2 v6 the same as a 99 acura integra/ TL 3.2 v6 and 99 prelude 3.2 v6?
and being a dohc engine, could i use the open cam gears that most other honda engines have available? like this: http://www.streetcustoms-usa.com/go94pr2vtdoc.html (i know the ones pictured are for a 2.2)
what about underdrive pulleys like this: http://www.streetcustoms-usa.com/92hoprdobora.html
i'm sure i know the answer to my questions, but i'd thought i'd give a try. what do you think?
--B
do any of these items fit and work for the 3.2 v6 in our passports? are they roughly the same engine as other engines of the same year?
is a 99 passport 3.2 v6 the same as a 99 acura integra/ TL 3.2 v6 and 99 prelude 3.2 v6?
and being a dohc engine, could i use the open cam gears that most other honda engines have available? like this: http://www.streetcustoms-usa.com/go94pr2vtdoc.html (i know the ones pictured are for a 2.2)
what about underdrive pulleys like this: http://www.streetcustoms-usa.com/92hoprdobora.html
i'm sure i know the answer to my questions, but i'd thought i'd give a try. what do you think?
--B
Cat Fuzz
09-05-2005, 12:23 AM
The Honda Passport is nothing more than an Isuzu Rodeo with different badges. The 3.2L engine in your Passport is an Isuzu engine, not Honda.
amigo-2k
09-05-2005, 09:16 AM
I think the only thing I've seen done on the Isuzu 3.2/3.5L is to paint the plastic engine cover.
The only real aftermarket parts of Isuzu are mostly off road items. And the parts, for the most part, were made by Isuzu owners who then started a business.
The only real aftermarket parts of Isuzu are mostly off road items. And the parts, for the most part, were made by Isuzu owners who then started a business.
rodeo02
09-05-2005, 01:05 PM
I think the only thing I've seen done on the Isuzu 3.2/3.5L is to paint the plastic engine cover...
Yep, and you can get generic hose dress-up kits & chrome or paint anything you like. IMO- the 1998+ isuzu 3.2L is one of the cleanest, prettiest(:gay: ) truck engines around as is. Ever see a newer blazer, exploder, patchfinder, montero or 4-runner engine compartment? YUCK!
G/luck
Joel
Yep, and you can get generic hose dress-up kits & chrome or paint anything you like. IMO- the 1998+ isuzu 3.2L is one of the cleanest, prettiest(:gay: ) truck engines around as is. Ever see a newer blazer, exploder, patchfinder, montero or 4-runner engine compartment? YUCK!
G/luck
Joel
directory
09-05-2005, 01:06 PM
well bummer. i guess i need to buy millions of dollars worth of machining equipment to mill my own stuff.
who's with me?
who's with me?
directory
09-05-2005, 01:09 PM
i guess i purchased a vehicle with no dress up value and no real power upgrades. i can't add body kits or wings or anything to make it look nicer...
what's a person to do?
....cover it in mud.
hehe
what's a person to do?
....cover it in mud.
hehe
amigo-2k
09-05-2005, 10:04 PM
Power upgrades? How about a super charger?
http://www.azwildfire.com/isuzu/Picture20.jpg
http://www.azwildfire.com/isuzu/Picture20.jpg
rodeo02
09-05-2005, 10:19 PM
Hold the phone... Ryan is that your truck! Have you been holding out on us?
G/luck
Joel
G/luck
Joel
amigo-2k
09-05-2005, 10:34 PM
holy cow no. That is an Amigo though. Links to super charger are in the FAQ's.
directory
09-06-2005, 11:37 AM
yeah i saw the link and the supercharger add-on.
imagine if you will--the look on the wifes face as i run out to tell her i want to spend more money on the truck...
yeah, not a pretty sight.
but it would be pretty cool though
imagine if you will--the look on the wifes face as i run out to tell her i want to spend more money on the truck...
yeah, not a pretty sight.
but it would be pretty cool though
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