eisenkreuz

was just wondering how much u would estimate a full engine swap of a b18b auto into a 1993 civic sedan would cost. if i bought everything and took it somewhere to get installed....and also is it easy enough for me (complete honda noob) and my friend (done a few engine swaps into crx's) to figure out? and would i even save cash by doing it by myself or should i just pay the extra so i dont mess anything up? and anything u guys would recomend i replace while im in there? thanks

-complete honda noob

Lightweight Boost

if your friend has done swaps b4 , then it will be no problem everything is bolt in OEM

eisenkreuz

how much do u think all the stuff to do the swap will cost?

Db1_77

92-95 civics are perhaps the easiest cars in the world to work on. There's no way you guys couldn't figure it out.

-just wave some tools around and it'll probably do itself.

payneth

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-just wave some tools around and it'll probably do itself.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah same with 88-91's

wait i think all civic's/integras are easy to work on. lol thats why i like them so much

Lightweight Boost

around 400-1200 dollars just depends on what you get but that seems pretty close . i spent 2grand on mine but i got a jdm itr 4-1 header , lsd , chipped ecu and magnaflow cat back with mine . just look on ebay or here . you will need engine , tranny , shift linkage , corresponding ecu or chipped p28 , integra rear mount and axles , thats all i can think about now . just search and ye shall find .

eisenkreuz

thanks everyone for the help