Alexpbnj

I was wondering if you guys on here like using seafoam I'm considering using it but want to make sure its safe, feedback would be appreciated


And I'm just wondering what is the weirdest or most creative swap you've seen done successfully?

D Griff

I've heard of people using seafoam on here with no problems. I haven't tried it though.

Check out Cibaru's wrx powered civic or Civette's Corvette powered one.They aren't exactly just swaps, but they're crazy.

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/project-first-world-civic-powered-subaru-2763036/

https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2763036

Red_Army

haha those two easily win. ive also seen another V8 shoved into a crx...all motor weight.

i've used it before. works good. but you do have to be ever so careful or you just blew a motor.

fungus mungus

The S2000 F20C1 into an EG swap (retaining RWD) has my vote for one of the most creative, successful swaps.

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giLVR4

^ That, and I took a quick glance at the magazine of honda tuning, and there was this four door civic with a V6 swap.

98civdx

I wouldnt use seafoam. It has worked great for many people, but has casued othes engines to start having issues. Such as never stopped smoking, ring wents bad, rather quickly.