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b16a2, you dont need to cahane anything to make it fit
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dropping an h22a in a eg civic is not all that complicated. all u really need is some after market mounts. h22a gives u more horse power then b16a's and b18's, and it only cost about the same price as a b16, or even less.
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That;s true ;D
But if you wan to go turbo afterwards...you'll regret it if your budget is on the low side, cause you wouldn't be able to boost it as much. |
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uhm.. and what the hell do you plan to change gears with, hopes and dreams?? you have to cut out the stock shifting mech / and plate and weld in a flat plate and 4 nuts for the mount on the lude shifter. then you have to cut a hole in the fire wall to feed the shifter cables through. then you have to bang and paint the engine bay. then a mount kit. then good luck getting a turbo to fit in there.
lets see.. with a gsr motor all you need is mounts and the ecu w/ axles. the linkage already fits. ::) |
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we just got a h22a swap for my buddies 93 delsol. itll be fun. but guaranteed to be fast.
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Are we voting here? I vote GSR if we are voting. :D
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I vote turbo LS, or GSR. H22's are for accords, preludes, and ricers.
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I vote b16...u don't wanna h22...try and take corners in that thing doing 65 on a back road...it sux, no control. H22's are fine for going in straight lines (i.e. drag racing), but for a daily driver, get a B. Plus, u can turbo it cheaper, make more hp, and still turn! ;D
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Originally Posted by MrNiceGuy
dropping an h22a in a eg civic is not all that complicated. all u really need is some after market mounts. h22a gives u more horse power then b16a's and b18's, and it only cost about the same price as a b16, or even less.
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I vote that everybody stop running D series so when I'm 80 there will still be some around for me to turbo. Single cam Ownz!!!
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