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00-03 vs. 04-05 --- S2000 engine

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Old 05-15-2005, 01:28 PM
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Just wondering if an oil filter from an ap2 will fit on an ap1?
Changing my oil and need to know if I can just pick up some oil filters from my local Honda dealership or do they carry ap1 products?

Also, is a head swap possible from an F20 onto an F22 block?
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The oil filter answer is YES - in fact, the "2004+" filter is the best OE filter Honda has made for the S2000 - perhaps the best one out there, period.

Regarding the head - dunno - of all the improvements the 2004 has over previous years (esp the drivetrain/diff), not sure the head is one worth a 2nd look - do you have a 2004 parts car or something?
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I think the head from an F20 could be swapped to an F22. just not sure why you'd do it.....
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Road- No, I don't have a parts car. I just got my 2000 S two days ago.

Wis- I was just curious if you could have the extra torque of the new engines with a 9000 rpm redline is all.

Thanks, will be picking up some oil and filters tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by Road Rage,May 15 2005, 05:48 PM
the "2004+" filter
15400-PCX-004? Or is there something new out there...
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Originally Posted by virgovisionz,May 15 2005, 05:23 PM
Wis- I was just curious if you could have the extra torque of the new engines with a 9000 rpm redline is all.
While there have been some modifications to the '04-'05 head, the limitation is with the bottom end. Honda didn't lower the redline just for the hell of it - they did it for reliability because the rod/stroke ratio isn't optimal for high-rpm operation.
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yup. like he said. the bottom end is where the change was made, so swapping heads won't give you the extra torque on your F20C that the F22C has.
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Originally Posted by billman250,May 15 2005, 08:28 PM
15400-PCX-004? Or is there something new out there...see sig
That's the one I use, and the one i was referencing.
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Whew
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Awwww- Thanx for the info.
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