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Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Michael Trujillo’s Honda S2000 came from the factory with a 2.2 L F22C inline-four however he wanted something different. So he swapped a 3.2 L J32A2 V6 from a 2003 Acura TL Type-S in his garage in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

The engine sits on InlinePRO mount brackets with a set of factory S2000 engine mounts. To get the intake to face forward, Michael flipped the intake runners and plugged the EGR port. Then he cut just before the throttle body and welded it back at a downward angle to clear the factory hood. He installed a modified K&N S2000 intake system with a factory F22C throttle cable and throttle body. He removed the butterfly actuator using a Prank Parts butterfly delete plate.

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Michael routed the coolant lines forward and under the intake manifold which also doubles as an EGR delete. The Vibrant coolant hoses connect to a K-Tuned billet thermostat housing before a Mishimoto dual-core radiator. He used an Alloy Craft heater valve relocation bracket to turn the coolant lines at the firewall. Since the subframe needs to be cut and boxed for the factory J32 oil filter, Michael was the first person to use the Trac Tuff remote oil filter block adapter.

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Michael retained air conditioning using a custom bracket for the factory S2000 compressor along with a Ballade Sports AC kit. He notched the oil pan since he is using a K24 Accord starter which sits under the oil pan. Michael retained the factory gauges thanks to a modified S2000 wiring harness he built and an AEM Series 2 EMS. The engine exhales through a set of InlinePRO exhaust headers.

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

The V6 mates to the factory S2000 six-speed manual transmission via an InlinePRO adapter plate with an ACT clutch and Competition flywheel. The driveshaft and rear end were left untouched.

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Honda S2000 with a J32 V6

Source: J2F S2K S3200 FB page

4 thoughts on “Honda S2000 with a J32 V6”

  1. Honda rear end can handle increase in power and torque? Would think efficiency in stock rear end would provide problems in engine swap?

  2. I hoping in the future Honda would put a V6 in The S2000 Last year I had my S2000 03 rebuilt stock thru M&M out of Hayward I thought super charge or turbo but decide to keep it more stock outside of K&N filter system Invidia exhaust , wide body kit and 20 inche rim, airride suspension and a red top,purchase mine new in 2003,had over 206000 miles on original engine. Also recently new wrap and color,can send pictures.

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