The best motor??
17-Jan-2005 | 08:31 PM
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From: Brampton
The best motor??
i need help..wanna do a swap but first i want to know which motor will be the best one for EK..96 civic...the best engine?? performance wise and maintance wise..thanks for the inputs.
17-Jan-2005 | 09:38 PM
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From: Vaughan
96civicexsedan, you're making the same mistake I made here a while back. You're question is too broad. Everyone here who can answer your question will now ask, What are you going to do with the car? How much you want to spend? What are your driving habits like, and on and on and on. Your first step is to use the search function in this forum. Alot of guys here know their sh*t, but you need to have a basic idea of your goals. Check past threads, call shops like RT Motorsports or anyone else on the affiliates page. I got flamed for asking the same broad question when I first started thinking about my swap, AND I DESERVED IT.
Research, research and research. Then come back here and these guys are great about helping out with the fine points.
Just a friendly peice of advice... good luck.
Research, research and research. Then come back here and these guys are great about helping out with the fine points.
Just a friendly peice of advice... good luck.
17-Jan-2005 | 11:32 PM
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From: Southern California
GOLDEN!!!! you sir should get an award 
Originally posted by wormburner
96civicexsedan, you're making the same mistake I made here a while back. You're question is too broad. Everyone here who can answer your question will now ask, What are you going to do with the car? How much you want to spend? What are your driving habits like, and on and on and on. Your first step is to use the search function in this forum. Alot of guys here know their sh*t, but you need to have a basic idea of your goals. Check past threads, call shops like RT Motorsports or anyone else on the affiliates page. I got flamed for asking the same broad question when I first started thinking about my swap, AND I DESERVED IT.
Research, research and research. Then come back here and these guys are great about helping out with the fine points.
Just a friendly peice of advice... good luck.
96civicexsedan, you're making the same mistake I made here a while back. You're question is too broad. Everyone here who can answer your question will now ask, What are you going to do with the car? How much you want to spend? What are your driving habits like, and on and on and on. Your first step is to use the search function in this forum. Alot of guys here know their sh*t, but you need to have a basic idea of your goals. Check past threads, call shops like RT Motorsports or anyone else on the affiliates page. I got flamed for asking the same broad question when I first started thinking about my swap, AND I DESERVED IT.
Research, research and research. Then come back here and these guys are great about helping out with the fine points.
Just a friendly peice of advice... good luck.
18-Jan-2005 | 12:27 AM
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From: T.Dot
Originally posted by bbarbulo
K20A
K20A
18-Jan-2005 | 08:20 AM
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From: I used to have a Civic, now I'm spoolin'
K series is too much money to spend on a 9 year old car. Motor rotates differently, needs custom axles, mounts, engine harness. Go GSR (B18) w/lsd or H22. Costs one hell of a lot less, and less downtime.
