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yeah im feelin the H22 swap cuz more power nd torque off the rip, but then agen i also kept in mind what u sed bout the car handlin more betta nd shit with the b18 or b16... jus sutin i need to decide i guess lol
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well if you want a bad ass motor and dont mind putting in time and money to do the swap you might as well put a k20a in it. k series has more potential in it. that would seriously be the badest thing around the streets
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How to find a good mechanic
Visit your local part store. Hang around there for about 20 minutes during the morning or midday when the "shop" traffic is heavy. Watch the people that come in and out. The person that gives the parts guy the hardest time about a part that the guy is trying to sell him that he knows he doesn't need is who you should be asking about your swap. just a suggestion
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aight fasho good looks i think i might jus do that, but i hear thea is alot of bullshit shops who take u for ur money nd dnt do good jobs out hea in florida, but ima look around nd see what i come up with...im the mean time im guna put some my funds 2getha nd decide what motor i wana go with
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you know sometimes a mechanic at home is better than a mechanic with a shop. cheap labor and if they screw something up they always got another "something" laying around the house. and we are very inventive and imaginative
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yea thas true also lol my grampz is a mechanic but he out in NY i aint tryna drive out thea for him to hook my car up nd then drive back, cuz he do that inhouse stuff too
i kno sum bout cars but not enough to pull my whole motor out nd jus dismantle it nd put it back in ya dig |
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The h22 is a great engine but except for the power it ads allot of weight too. The b16 is a lighter, smaller and higher revving engine. A lot of people love Honda for the rpms screamers that they are. Plus I’ve read that the b16 is perfect for turbo because of a certain ratio (forgot the name).
Don't get me wrong I wouldn’t mind a h22 in my civic but I prefer the b16. More specifically the sir2 engine. The car is lighter and they go real fast. Plus the b16 has allott more aftermarket support than the h22 does. |
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thas wassup, so wut u think i shud do then lol keep the b16 nd jus add on to thatr motor nd 4get the b18's nd shit?
jus so u kno im a lil new at the import stuff, love driven stick but neva really got into all that racing shit til bout a year ago |
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yea an h motor is nice but as said, lotsa extra weigh & buyin of new non-interchanging parts. H is also heavier than b or k .. which're designed for civic/integra chassis ... which makes parts interchanging more possible. People like the b16 for the hi rpm hp; for a torqier motor I'd go with the k.
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good looks on that... but seein i got the b16 already i think ima start wit that one mayb add some internal parts to it nd a turbo see how it is...i feel i need more ill jus end up sellin erthin
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you can get torq on tha b16, simply using a b18 crank
... or even aftermarket stroker. That's what I'd wish for myself other than K. A high torq motor will feel like it revs a lil better in a lighter car ... the crv is many hundreds of lbs heavier ... Even wit just the b18 T.body/header/exhaust & wit out vtec, it'll keep up to a b18c through the first 1/8th of a mile or so, until the b18c can get in its torq range & out rev it.
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It depends on what you wanna do dude. If you just wanna chill and have some good speed go with the b16. If you wanna race go with the b16 or b18c turbo.
That way you can race and keep it as a daily driver because you won’t lose your a/c. If you wanna go all race throw a k series in there. Or build a Frankenstein engine man. Make your car go crazy fast. So if you just wanna have a little speed go with the b16...trust me they go fast lol If you wanna race build a Frankenstein engine or go with the k20. The b20 is good too...allot of torque, but as I hear the cylinder walls are pretty thin so going turbo is not as easy as the other B series or the K series. It all depends on what you wanna use the car for dude. |
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A Frankenstein engine is putting parts from different engines together. Like each engine had something good about it. So it kind like making a all-star engine.
Like B20 with a b18 head. Stuff like that. There's more to it but I’m just telling you the basis of it. |
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For not all race go for the b16a2 and then turbo it. So you'll basically have a sir2 turbo. Those things fly. I know a guy with a sir2 non turbo and he's killed an evo and a skyline. And the b16 is cheaper in parts and maintenance. If you have a bigger budget put a gsr engine in it. Not that much more expensive and great performance. Or if you can afford it go with the b18c5..Than you won’t need a turbo. Lol
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good looks on the info...i think ill go wit the b16 tho...i got a budget but dnt wana go broke ova my car lol ya kno wut i mean haha
nd im not goin all out race so that sounds pretty good to me the sir2 |
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