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Old 03-14-2007, 05:10 PM
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hey im new to this whole honda thing only been round it for a year i wanna do another swap for all motor or on spray but i dont kno wat motor to do ether gsr or h22 will u all please help me i dont kno wat motor to do if u could write me the down falls and the postive things and the reasons to od 1 motor and not the other will u all please help me thanks
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Check out the above sticky^^^^
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im saying go wit hthe douce douce, i have a97' civic and imswaping a h22 in but my problem is which trany set up to go w/ but i think im just going with the h series trany for o and depending if im going all motor or turbo i might go h2b but they dont have a h2b kit for ej's so you have to fav a little.. good luck with w/e you decied
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Id say GSR because of over all potential and sick vtec but more expensive then the h22 but the h22 should be alittle faster right away with all that torgue but your handling will be bad with all the wieght if you care

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aculy its not that much of a weight differnce..
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sladedd16y8 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Id say GSR because of over all potential and sick vtec but more expensive then the h22 but the h22 should be alittle faster right away with all that torgue but your handling will be bad with all the wieght if you care</TD></TR></TABLE>


Sick VTEC eh?

From what I can gather, the GSR is more of a "direct swap" and the higher revving is a plus...but the H22 is a bit more powerful, but the idea of snapping axles and not as good handling urges me to tell you to stay away.

I'll say GSR...

Reason 1: More of a direct swap and is made to fit in the engine bay as opposed to the H22

Reason 2: I have a GSR in my hatchback and I'm biased.


OR...you can go H2B (H22 motor with a B-Series transmission)...which still doesn't fit quite right in the engine bay
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just go k20, gsr's and h22's are motors of the past
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go GSR..thats the way i'm goin in my EK4
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well looks lyk the h22 isnt geting much love but hey, everyones got there own opinons..
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for that might as well go j-series
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that somthing you dont see everyday..
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pennies_hatchie &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just go k20, gsr's and h22's are motors of the past</TD></TR></TABLE>

A few things come to mind...


K-series swaps are expensive, not everybody can afford them.
K-series swaps are kinda hard to come by.

B-series if you aren't ballin'
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h22 ftmfw
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H22
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id say gsr....and you can actually use...different kinda tranny...with better gear ratios...

b16s..for short gear ratios..
b18s...type R....or stock gsr...

and parts are all over the place...
most of the b series parts are interchangable...

thats just me...
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k swaps are definitely "cool" right now. but the money for the swap is retarded

i got an h22 in my hatch...type r teg's are not a problem
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yeah the k20 is the big thing now but wait until they come out with something better......."oh the k20 sucks"
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isnt there somthing replacing i=vtec? isnt lyk a-vtec? which is supost to be untouchable so i heard
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^I dunno
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ARMED &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">id say gsr....and you can actually use...different kinda tranny...with better gear ratios...

b16s..for short gear ratios..
b18s...type R....or stock gsr...

and parts are all over the place...
most of the b series parts are interchangable...

thats just me...</TD></TR></TABLE>

you do know the b16 and type r trannies have the exact same gear ratios? just the type r tranny has standard lsd, not all b16's do, and supposively the differential on the b16 trannies doesnt hold up well at high power.
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just got rid of my 99 civic with H22. the only thing you will like about the H in a civic is the torque. you will have more fun driving the car with a b-series. B- series have more aftermarket support than H. then comes ground clearance B-good, H-not bad, and K-sucks. if you daily drive then dont get a K, unless u like buying oil pans. like i said got rid of my H for a B. not baller enough for a K.
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so you saying i shouldnt go threw with swaping a h22 into my 97' civic? which trany set up did u go with?
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stock b16 i thought is different from a type R..
i thought type R got different final drive...
and the LSD...

is the civic type R the same with the integra type R????
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m2a4 before i went to accord tranny for boosting.

h2b is sic. you can get the kit, but i would be universal beccause they dont make it for 96-00 civics because of the driver mount. you could do it you just have to mock everything up yourself. if you go h22 do it in a car where you could do h2b. go gs-r


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