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Hey guys...
Hey everyone. Well, im am a complete newbie to the Civic scene. My first car was a 1982 civic 4 door hatchback and i now have baughten a similar car. I am just finishing my 1984 RX7 with a V8 conversion and now i want to do a swap(honda engine of course) into my lil 82'. Now i was thinking like maybe a prelude engine out of a 93+...what are your thoughts?
Keep in mind, until today, i didnt even know that there were so many different model engines out there. B16a2, d16...blah blah blah. I need this engine to swap into my little car fairly easy. I dont want to hack it up and put like 10k into it. I just want that old tired carbed engine out of there and some new tech in its place. So, what engines would make for the easier swap? can i put a 93+ prelude engine in there? I had a friend with a prelude that was putting out like 225hp with very minor mods. that would make one quick camaro eater out of my little 82. Anyway, Take care guys. Tom |
Welcome to HS.
I'm pretty sure you Can't fit a H22 into a civ(without modification that is) I don't have too much experience with swapping, but from what i've heard a B16 is probably the best engine for you. |
Ive decided to go with a B16B. It should be a pretty fun swap.
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no doubt it will!
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Yeah the b16b's are nice but why don't u wanna do the b18c1 lil more expensive. but well worth it.
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Well, for the most part i want to keep my car appearing stock. I dont want any cheesy hood scoups or anything like that. Im just going to lower it, put on a nice set of rims, shave the door/hatch handles and locks and the drip rails. If i were to go with the B18C1 it would be a bit taller and i may have clearence issues. Im going to measure sometime this week, and if i can fit it, i will try for an B18C5, but im pretty sure the B16B will be the engine i will go with.
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i don't think u will need any hood scoops at all but i can be mistaken.
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