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Hey guys im new to the site and im just starting to get into hondas. Im thinking of getting a eg or ek hatch which would be better and what engine set up? I have a 6k spending limit so it needs to be within that price range. Let me know anything that you have please only helpfully comments.
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il trade you my del sol for your skyline
get a hatch, like an EG hatch for like 2500, then put an H22 in it
say it with me >> B-A-D-A-S-S
get a hatch, like an EG hatch for like 2500, then put an H22 in it
say it with me >> B-A-D-A-S-S
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Re: (nix94delsol)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nix94delsol »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">il trade you my del sol for your skyline
get a hatch, like an EG hatch for like 2500, then put an H22 in it
say it with me >> B-A-D-A-S-S </TD></TR></TABLE>
i'm gonna have to disagree with you there, h-series swaps to me aren't really worth the hassle...think about it, you're spending as much to swap an h-series in as you would to buy a b18c5...but doing as much work as swapping an a k-series...and having power comparable to a gsr motor with bolt-ons all the while giving yourself an engine that's bulkier, heavier, and harder to work on.
and don't assume i've never driven anything h-series swapped, i've driven h22 hatches my opinion is
get a hatch, like an EG hatch for like 2500, then put an H22 in it
say it with me >> B-A-D-A-S-S </TD></TR></TABLE>
i'm gonna have to disagree with you there, h-series swaps to me aren't really worth the hassle...think about it, you're spending as much to swap an h-series in as you would to buy a b18c5...but doing as much work as swapping an a k-series...and having power comparable to a gsr motor with bolt-ons all the while giving yourself an engine that's bulkier, heavier, and harder to work on.
and don't assume i've never driven anything h-series swapped, i've driven h22 hatches my opinion is
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naaah everyones doing k series, its the same power but ur being ripped off only for the name
plus an H22 is OBD1 and so is an H22 and the conversion is alooot easier and cheaper. and with the little money you have over you can get yourself an ITR (Integra Type-R) lip
plus an H22 is OBD1 and so is an H22 and the conversion is alooot easier and cheaper. and with the little money you have over you can get yourself an ITR (Integra Type-R) lip
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and i love my hondas, my heart beats honda til the day i die but seriously how do you even consider whether you want a GT-R skyline or a base model civic? sorry but i'd get the skyline.
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Re: (nix94delsol)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nix94delsol »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">naaah everyones doing k series, its the same power but ur being ripped off only for the name</TD></TR></TABLE>
everyone is doing k swaps for a reason....250whp for a k24/k20 frankenstein almost bone-stock who doesnt want 250 all motor wheel horsepower for basically having a stock motor just swapped...not a hard decision if you ask me.
everyone is doing k swaps for a reason....250whp for a k24/k20 frankenstein almost bone-stock who doesnt want 250 all motor wheel horsepower for basically having a stock motor just swapped...not a hard decision if you ask me.
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Re: (nix94delsol)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nix94delsol »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">and dammit how do you do that quote thing?</TD></TR></TABLE>
When you make a reply, look above the text box. There is a button that says Quote right inbetween Save Draft and iServe. Click on quote to "quote" the person you are replying to. Also when you make a reply, you can scroll down the page to see other peoples posts, and at the right side of the page there will be Quote buttons, you can use those to quote multiple people in one reply.
To the origonal poster...
I LOVE my Honda's. Civic, Accord, Del Sol, Integra, Fit, Beat, anything Honda I love! BUT, if I were in the situation you were in, I would use the benifit you have of living in Canada, and get the Skyline, just to be a little different ya know. I dont know how many Skylines you see riding around in Canada on a daily basis, but in my town, city, and state, its VERY uncommon to see a Skyline on the road. Ive only seen one in person before, and that was at Darknights in canada lol! In the end, it only matters to you, so get what you really want. You could build a Honda to be faster than the R32 for less than the R32 costs, but its what you think you would feel better about driving on a daily basis.
When you make a reply, look above the text box. There is a button that says Quote right inbetween Save Draft and iServe. Click on quote to "quote" the person you are replying to. Also when you make a reply, you can scroll down the page to see other peoples posts, and at the right side of the page there will be Quote buttons, you can use those to quote multiple people in one reply.
To the origonal poster...
I LOVE my Honda's. Civic, Accord, Del Sol, Integra, Fit, Beat, anything Honda I love! BUT, if I were in the situation you were in, I would use the benifit you have of living in Canada, and get the Skyline, just to be a little different ya know. I dont know how many Skylines you see riding around in Canada on a daily basis, but in my town, city, and state, its VERY uncommon to see a Skyline on the road. Ive only seen one in person before, and that was at Darknights in canada lol! In the end, it only matters to you, so get what you really want. You could build a Honda to be faster than the R32 for less than the R32 costs, but its what you think you would feel better about driving on a daily basis.
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The thing with the skyline is that parts are hard to come by and if it breaks down its kinda a hassle considering its going to be my dd. I mean skyline is a name and i dont really have money flowing out the butt to buy a skyline and a daily. lol. ok well ive heard the H22 and c5. Ive heard good things about both but now for the chassis, eg or ek hatch? i can get a type R b18 for 2k with 15k miles on it is that a good deal?
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thats a ******* awesome deal, even without a tranny. and as far as the body goes get an ek, there newer and in theory have less honda cancer
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Re: Question for everyone. (MugenManR)
k20 swaps are the best swaps around i think. there smaller than a h22 and have more hp than a b18. with simple bolt ons you can easily make over 200hp and its been. and its also the new honda engine so its still being tapped into so i say k20
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by forcefedferio »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
i'm gonna have to disagree with you there, h-series swaps to me aren't really worth the hassle...think about it, you're spending as much to swap an h-series in as you would to buy a b18c5...but doing as much work as swapping an a k-series...and having power comparable to a gsr motor with bolt-ons all the while giving yourself an engine that's bulkier, heavier, and harder to work on.
and don't assume i've never driven anything h-series swapped, i've driven h22 hatches my opinion is </TD></TR></TABLE>
please dont speak out of you ***.
1. a h22 is at least a grand cheaper than a b18c5
2. h22 has something called TORQUE, which a i/h/e gsr doesnt match.
3. its been proven that a h22 is not considerably heavier than a b series so i dont know where you got that from.
i'm gonna have to disagree with you there, h-series swaps to me aren't really worth the hassle...think about it, you're spending as much to swap an h-series in as you would to buy a b18c5...but doing as much work as swapping an a k-series...and having power comparable to a gsr motor with bolt-ons all the while giving yourself an engine that's bulkier, heavier, and harder to work on.
and don't assume i've never driven anything h-series swapped, i've driven h22 hatches my opinion is </TD></TR></TABLE>
please dont speak out of you ***.
1. a h22 is at least a grand cheaper than a b18c5
2. h22 has something called TORQUE, which a i/h/e gsr doesnt match.
3. its been proven that a h22 is not considerably heavier than a b series so i dont know where you got that from.
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i feel ya on the concern for a skyline as your dd...but i say expletive it. i wouldnt be able to pass up a chance to own one. if you decide to go hatch, i like the egs more, but i think the ek might be a better bet, seeing as they are newer...and i would go with that type r if you can get that deal on it...no doubt
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GG99 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
please dont speak out of you ***.
1. a h22 is at least a grand cheaper than a b18c5
2. h22 has something called TORQUE, which a i/h/e gsr doesnt match.
3. its been proven that a h22 is not considerably heavier than a b series so i dont know where you got that from.
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what is the weight diff between the 2??
h22
b18
please dont speak out of you ***.
1. a h22 is at least a grand cheaper than a b18c5
2. h22 has something called TORQUE, which a i/h/e gsr doesnt match.
3. its been proven that a h22 is not considerably heavier than a b series so i dont know where you got that from.
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what is the weight diff between the 2??
h22
b18
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Re: Question for everyone. (MugenManR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by MugenManR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">skyline. period.</TD></TR></TABLE>
we said negatory on the skyline
RWD + Snow = fucked up
we said negatory on the skyline
RWD + Snow = fucked up
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Re: Question for everyone. (System_uKnown)
for your sake and the sake of everyone reading this thread, make up your own mind and pick a car for your reasons. if you're getting into hondas get a honda. if your goal is to just have a fast import that will get looks and go fast get the skyline. set your goal and then ask if it's within your price range.
the bottom line is that the site is for tech. not for making decissions for someone else. it's good to get oppinions from people with experience but be a man and pick your car.
the bottom line is that the site is for tech. not for making decissions for someone else. it's good to get oppinions from people with experience but be a man and pick your car.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pynikal »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
what is the weight diff between the 2??
h22
b18</TD></TR></TABLE>
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what is the weight diff between the 2??
h22
b18</TD></TR></TABLE>
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=684550
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Re: Question for everyone. (nix94delsol)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nix94delsol »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
we said negatory on the skyline
RWD + Snow = fucked up</TD></TR></TABLE>
GTR's are AWD, last time I checked.
Take it from me though, a GTR for 9000 is going to be a steaming pile of ******* GARBAGE. Going to have problems, not going to run worth ****, and going to take 10K of work to get it running right.
And anyone buying an R32 GTR should be budgeting for an engine rebuild. Crappy oil pump drives + old abusive owners = pop, ask me how I know!
we said negatory on the skyline
RWD + Snow = fucked up</TD></TR></TABLE>
GTR's are AWD, last time I checked.
Take it from me though, a GTR for 9000 is going to be a steaming pile of ******* GARBAGE. Going to have problems, not going to run worth ****, and going to take 10K of work to get it running right.
And anyone buying an R32 GTR should be budgeting for an engine rebuild. Crappy oil pump drives + old abusive owners = pop, ask me how I know!