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This is a discussion on 5thg b-series civic hatch vs. h22 accord in the HYBRID -> BA-BB /CA-CD forum
Well I've been researching for a while now on all different swaps and can't seem to decide which of these 2 would be better, or actually faster. I want a pretty good lookin car with some power. I don't necessarily want to drag but the ...
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| Well I've been researching for a while now on all different swaps and can't seem to decide which of these 2 would be better, or actually faster. I want a pretty good lookin car with some power. I don't necessarily want to drag but the occasional stoplight drags and weekend night kind of stuff would be fun. I am thinking of either a Civic hatch 92-95 with a b18c or a b16a, or a 92-93 Honda accord with a h22a in it. Now the accord weights 600 pounds more or so than the civic I guess that would be a factor in 1/4 mile and 1/8 times, but I'm not sure. I just want to here some input on what would be a smarter swap, what we be easier to do, what would be more reliable, which has more potential, and which will go faster. I'd guess my goal would be to get into the 14's on quarter mile runs. Pretty much as low as i can get while keeping it reliable and on somewhat of a budget. Any input is appreciated. Thanks. |
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| ill be the first of many to say b18c in the hatch read this thread its similar. http://www.hondaswap.com/forums/index.php?...=0&#entry217551 |
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| ok i think ill be the first person here to say i have the expierence of both of those engines and the h22 laughs its ass off at the b hatch. i dont give a shit if the h22 weighs 80 more lbs than the b engine. its got way more power than the b engine that 80 more lbs doesnt hurt it. and yes ive raced b hatch and i beat him, my buddies accord beat em to. its funny how alot of ppl say omg h22 80 lbs heavier must be the slowest thing on earth, well whatever go spend 1000 more bucks on your slower b series motor while i spend less money on mine and still whoop your ass. it must suck when the majority of ppl think there b series will kill some other persons h series and then they race and get beaten by the h series. i feel so bad for the uninformed.
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| Both are quick setups, and will run similar 1/4 mile times. Personally, I prefer the Accord, since I'm not a fan of hatchs. |
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| Well I am looking for more reliability and which would go faster. I do not want to h22 a civic cuz from what i read its alot harder than b series. I just don't know how fast i could get a h22 accord. I have $8000 to play with for everything, the actual car, engine, parts, ect. Civic i would do a little body work on since it looks a little girly without a more agressive lookin from end and paint but an accord looks pretty bad ass like it is. $8000 is my total and along with the engine and performance i would need to spend some on paint, the red/white tails, and some good racing wheels and tires. Same with civic. So what do you think? |
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| does anyone know the 1/4 times for an h22 accord? Is it just a bolt in? I was thinkin about this setup also sorry for whoring your thread |
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| Click the link in my sig and then tell me Accords still look girly. Around here, most of the guys who drive Civics are riding on cut springs with lameass body kits and fartcan mufflers.The Accord will cost you more, but you'll have a roomier ride. It depends....do you want something that will be strictly for performance (Civic), or something that will be a little bit of a nicer ride (Accord)? |
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| the 90-93 accords are nice lookin. Maybe newer accord look girly but 90-93 look mean as hell. |
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| I would go with the H22 in the Accord. Around here they are almost not herd of. I know of one that i only herd from somebody else's homie. B18 and B16 in a 92-95 hatch is cool and would be pretty quick but everybody has one! Most people dont expect an accord to be hella fast. I would have to say that about 90% of accords here in Fresno CA are slow! Props to the people that have fast accords. Fast accords have style and sickness!! |
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| I dont see how this could be a girlie looking car in anyway..... ![]() and it goes damn good to |
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| ^^^ That is a killer Accord. |
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| I like it, it should be boosted this spring time |
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And what the hell is that suppose to mean???.... :P j/kI don't know much about accord engines except that they have more hp and supposively drive like shit in a civic (and it doesn't appear that that was an option for you) so I can't help ya much on this. I like the hatch myself and if you keep it a sleeper, it will make you beating that pansy ass who said your car looks "girlie" even more pissed. | |||
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| hatch all the way... |
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| here's my old 90 accord, before i polished the wheels and before it was stolen.. |
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| that is funny cause my friend has a h22 in his 94 accord and i have a 93 ls in my 93 civic and i raced his friends gsr and beat him so they said they were going home to get the accord he came back and i whip his car even worse. I had a 3" exhast and a short ram and his car hand i/h/e and cam gears with a tune. I thought his swap was a waste of money and time |
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| why the fk is this in members lounge? moved. |
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| turbo4dr you are absolutley full of shit theres no fuckin way with an ls and mondo 3 inch fucking exhaust that you beat an h22 powered accord. I dont care if it is swapped in a civic. |
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| h22 is pain but afterwards VTEC will make u smile. once that shit hits VTEC it winds out so fast that some times i hit the rev limiter if im not careful. its hard to look at the stock tach and try to control the car from not going off the side of the road cause it speeds up so quick. stupid swap left me dry at $4500 for the entire thing |
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| you hit the rev limiter because: A- your tires suck B- you move to slow and don't know how to react on time C- watching the tach shows lack of experience D- you don't know how to listen christ... i could go on and on about how dumb that post makes you look... |
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