Acura Honda J-series Engine Specs

Bore, stroke, displacement and compression for all 10 Acura Honda J-series engines, compared side by side. Plus rod ratio and head specs where published.

At a glance

Displacement182.9–225.7 ci
Cylinders6
Bore3.386–3.661"
Stroke3.386–3.661"
Compression9.4–11.2:1
Advertised power200–300 hp

Engines in this family

EngineDisplacementBore × StrokeCRHP
J37A225.7 ci3.6614" × 3.5709"11.2:1300
JNC1213.1 ci3.5827" × 3.5236"10.5:1—
Honda J-series · 3.504" × 3.661" · 10:1212.2 ci3.5039" × 3.6614"10:1210–255
Honda J-series · 3.504" × 3.661" · 11:1212.2 ci3.5039" × 3.6614"11:1265–286
Honda J-series · 3.504" × 3.661" · 10.5:1212.2 ci3.5039" × 3.6614"10.5:1250–278
J32A2196 ci3.5039" × 3.3858"10.5:1260
J32A3196 ci3.5039" × 3.3858"11:1270
J32A1196 ci3.5039" × 3.3858"9.8:1225
Honda J-series · 3.386" × 3.386" · 10:1182.9 ci3.3858" × 3.3858"10:1240–244
J30A1182.9 ci3.3858" × 3.3858"9.4:1200

What varies across the family

Both bore and stroke vary across the family, so these are separate castings rather than variations on one block.

Compression spans 9.4:1 to 11.2:1, so fuel requirements differ meaningfully between members — worth checking before assuming parts interchange.

Each engine page carries rod ratio, mean piston speed, bore/stroke character and cylinder head specs where published, and links into the calculators with its dimensions already filled in.

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