Suleman963

I was just wondering if i-Vtec would EVER be possible in a 93 Civic hatch with stock motor. This just dawned on me somehow.

rocco

it would but not with the stock motor and a lot of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

H22A EG6

i dont think so
maby you should ask the guys in the rsx section they would know more

Suleman963

could one of the mods just move this thread please?

Turbo92cx

Anything is possible with lots of time and money and a good fabricator. But yes ask the guys in the rsx fourm.

Discosteak

iTrader: (1)

search!!! https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=662663

http://hybrid-racing.com/k20faq.htm

BauleyCivic

Answer is NO!

Two complimenting systems are part of the i-VTEC system. Variable valve lift is accomplished by using two rocker arms and different camshaft profiles to change the opening of the valve (This is what the SOHC VTEC and DOHC VTEC motors use). The other technology is a computer controlled variable camshaft actuator that can vary a camshaft up to 50 degrees relative to crankshaft angle. Because of this second feature, you cannot have i-vtec on any motor that isnt equipped with it.

Read more here: http://www.canadiandriver.com/...5.htm

sillvercivicgsr

You can swap a K20 into a eg.

jdmdelsol

I thought there was a place in cali. that did that swap for $10,000

Dveloped

see my sig.... about 5800 for parts

RangerDan

for sure. might be my next swap.