Info on swapping h22 into 92-95 civic
03-15-2004, 02:50 AM
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Re:Info on swapping h22 into 92-95 civic
Originally Posted by Princess
hopefully be putting it in as soon as I get my rods and pistons...
Rods and pistons? whoa.. big baller, beau gonna hone those cylinders out for you? hah
03-15-2004, 03:15 AM
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Re:Info on swapping h22 into 92-95 civic
Originally Posted by AbaZ
Originally Posted by Princess
hopefully be putting it in as soon as I get my rods and pistons...
Rods and pistons? whoa.. big baller, beau gonna hone those cylinders out for you? hah
Which is exactly why it might take a while... As far as the big baller thang... I work for car parts, just like you :P
Your always welcome to help out though, were going to need all we can get... Besides I would appreciate any and all suggestions to get his done RIGHT
03-15-2004, 11:50 AM
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Re:Info on swapping h22 into 92-95 civic
me and my cuzzin have done it right and it cost 3500 total. and it looks clean as a ****. no fucken ghetto wires all over the place. maybe i can get a pic of my cuzzins integra for you guys.
03-16-2004, 01:05 PM
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Re:Info on swapping h22 into 92-95 civic
BzzzT!
F22 is the most underrated engine in the honda lineup, and by far one of the cheapest. And with not a whole lot of money (comparitivly speaking to a B or H series) they're well into the 500hp+ range now.
F22 is the most underrated engine in the honda lineup, and by far one of the cheapest. And with not a whole lot of money (comparitivly speaking to a B or H series) they're well into the 500hp+ range now.
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