2004 Odyssey
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Re: Re: Re: 2004 Odyssey
Originally posted by Samson
Chrysler has an optional 3.8 V6 but its only got 215hp.
Chrysler has an optional 3.8 V6 but its only got 215hp.
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The new Mercury Monterey will have a 4.2l V6 standard. It will pump out 201hp. That engine will be optional in the Ford Freestar. It makes like 265lb/ft of torque though (I'm not definate here, it's 265 or 245). I don't really consider any of this news. I mean we all knew a new Odyssey was coming, which obviously means new interior and exterior and most likely more power (260hp from MDX?). I mean, Nissan chose to only put 230hp in the Quest, and they seem set on having the highest HP, so no boost in power wouldn't be a big suprise to me. Chrysler may be the only company which will pass the Odyssey's 240hp, by offering the 250hp 3.5l V6. They're trying to crack down on overlap, so I wouldn't be suprised if the next minivans used the 2.4l Global I4, 2.7l V6 (replacing the 3.3), and the 3.5l V6 (replacing the 3.8).
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I think GM used to offer the 3800 in the old LuminaAPV/TransPort/Sillouette, but that's pretty irrelevant. If Honda wants to put a 3.8 in the Odyssey, I'm sure they can without fuel economy concerns. Mate that with a five speed transmission and your fuel economy on the freeway is almost at four cylinder levels, anyway. If Honda does introduce a new engine block, that should lead the way for good things to come with the CL/TL, RL, and NSX.
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Originally posted by s2krazy
I don't want to whore this thread :fawk: but why doesn't honda stick a 3.8L in the NSX give that baby 400+HP and make us all :drool: ?
I don't want to whore this thread :fawk: but why doesn't honda stick a 3.8L in the NSX give that baby 400+HP and make us all :drool: ?
I'm expecting a 3.5 DOHC i-VTEC V6 with IMA putting out 350+ horsepower for the next NSX. But this is way off topic
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Originally posted by Tirod˛slc
courtesy of Honda of New Zealand :thumbup:
courtesy of Honda of New Zealand :thumbup:
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Originally posted by 98CoupeV6
Yes, the JDM Odyssey. Our Odyssey is called the LaGreat over there. Much like the 1st generation USDM Odyssey. But, uh, what about it?
Yes, the JDM Odyssey. Our Odyssey is called the LaGreat over there. Much like the 1st generation USDM Odyssey. But, uh, what about it?
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Originally posted by fastball
I think GM used to offer the 3800 in the old LuminaAPV/TransPort/Sillouette, but that's pretty irrelevant. If Honda wants to put a 3.8 in the Odyssey, I'm sure they can without fuel economy concerns. Mate that with a five speed transmission and your fuel economy on the freeway is almost at four cylinder levels, anyway. If Honda does introduce a new engine block, that should lead the way for good things to come with the CL/TL, RL, and NSX.
I think GM used to offer the 3800 in the old LuminaAPV/TransPort/Sillouette, but that's pretty irrelevant. If Honda wants to put a 3.8 in the Odyssey, I'm sure they can without fuel economy concerns. Mate that with a five speed transmission and your fuel economy on the freeway is almost at four cylinder levels, anyway. If Honda does introduce a new engine block, that should lead the way for good things to come with the CL/TL, RL, and NSX.
Also, Nissan only said 230+ so you'll never know exactly how much that'll be. But we all know they're claiming all their cars will have HP lead, so I would expect it to be above the 240HP from the Odyssey. But who really needs all that power in a minivan anyways? I rather get a DVD player and screens for the passengers/kids rather than a high performance minivan. I'm sure most mother who buy minivan would also see it the same way.