civic with h22 swap question
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civic with h22 swap question
i was wondering what someone used to cover the shifter asslembly or in other words shifter box? because the regular civic middle consle doesnt fit on their?
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Re: civic with h22 swap question (h22civicsedan)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by h22civicsedan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i was wondering what someone used to cover the shifter asslembly or in other words shifter box? because the regular civic middle consle doesnt fit on their?</TD></TR></TABLE>
huh..?? not to be rude, but i dont understand in the least what the hell you're talking about... what's wrong with the stock shifter..?? my neigbors h22 hatch is still using oem shifter assembly/boot/bracket... i dont see where you're having an issue...
huh..?? not to be rude, but i dont understand in the least what the hell you're talking about... what's wrong with the stock shifter..?? my neigbors h22 hatch is still using oem shifter assembly/boot/bracket... i dont see where you're having an issue...
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Re: civic with h22 swap question (1CaMw0nDeR)
sorry.... i was talking bout the center console with the shift boot like the one below
because the stock civic eg one wont fit over the h22 shifter assembly
because the stock civic eg one wont fit over the h22 shifter assembly
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Re: civic with h22 swap question (h22civicsedan)
Sure it does, with the stock cup holder, you will need to trim the top part of the shifter (front where the cables go through) and make a gusset to support that part of the shifter.
You will also need to trim all the way around the shifter to provide clearance.
Just did 2 of them in the past 2 months. One with a factory radio bezel, one that is stock like yours.
Trim as much as you can without injuring anything in the cup holder mechanism, and trim the shifter, but remember to make some sort of support for the cable holders or they will buckle.
Both fit with plenty of clearance.
You will also need to trim all the way around the shifter to provide clearance.
Just did 2 of them in the past 2 months. One with a factory radio bezel, one that is stock like yours.
Trim as much as you can without injuring anything in the cup holder mechanism, and trim the shifter, but remember to make some sort of support for the cable holders or they will buckle.
Both fit with plenty of clearance.
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Re: civic with h22 swap question (Rok_Stok)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rok_Stok »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Sorry to butt in but this IS the only real problem one would run into when putting in a H22 right (besides mount/axles...)</TD></TR></TABLE>
wouldnt even call this a problem, more like tiny b/s issue that takes 2 minutes to resolve...
wouldnt even call this a problem, more like tiny b/s issue that takes 2 minutes to resolve...
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Re: civic with h22 swap question (1CaMw0nDeR)
I don't even know why I posted that, there's so much information about the swap on h-t.
1camwonder... tell me something about my lumpy-idling z6 to make me want to keep it.
1camwonder... tell me something about my lumpy-idling z6 to make me want to keep it.
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