topspeed02

hey guys im building a 94 civic coupe and i was wondering if it is possible to put the jackson racing supercharger in this vehicle. I searched but couldnt find anything on it at all. Is this possible or am i just going to big in such a small engine bay?

vtecvoodoo

Yes, it`s possible.

Ryan

Tofurky

hmm. i would've expected a better response from vtecvoodoo...

but what engine are talking about? the sohc vtec? or non vtec?
i wouldn't recommend you touch the engine... look into a swap

IM ALL BOB

have u even looked on jackson racing's site?

09civichatch[BRS]

a guy around me has a jackson on his 5th gen si. its pretty quick and sounds awesome.

topspeed02

sorry guys brain lapse. you see what time it was. Im doing a H22 in a 94 civic coupe and was wondering if that is possible. Sorry bout all the confusion.

vtecvoodoo

Pretty sure it won`t fit. I`ll ask Oscar Monday to be sure.

Is that answer better? lol

Tofurky

haha, i was thinking more along the lines of "eat $hit you n00b ***!"

topspeed02

sorry dude that I dont post stupid *** comments like u do to increase your post rating but ive been on this site since July so u eat **** and calm down cause it was a simple question that needed answering that u (Ruckus138) didnt need to say anything!

chillly

Easy boss, he was just joking (note smiley face at the end of his sentence) and the joke had to do with vtecvoodoo's reputation for ripping apart noobies who ask lame, easily solvable by searching and reading a little questions. Vtecvoodoo's really a pretty knowledgable guy, though, and would be happy to help assist you in finding out the anwser to a rather unusual question like the one you posed.

Now, re-read your initial post, and you will see that as it is worded, it does sound a bit and imply that you're asking about a JRSC on a stock D16 or something. Now, if that were the case, I think you would agree that the anwser to your question would be pretty obvious, right? Just remember, it's only an internet discussion board, so don't get bent out of shape over anything that's posted here. Hell, mosey over to Kills; they consider flaming a fine art and a good sport

topspeed02

tru point. I understand this is a board and people are trying to to bend people out of shape. Thats cool, but i just what to know a real answer so if its possible ill order that mugg in a day or too, cause i already got the motor.

chillly

I think vtecvoodoo knows Oscar Jackson firsthand, so if anyone can tell you for sure, I'm sure he can

Edit- If it does fit, what exactly arer you going to do about axles on that torque beast? If it does in fact work, that'll be a real monster


[Modified by uncivilCivicinprogress, 2:46 AM 11/25/2002]

gritsak

i am about 99% sure it wont fit...the intake manifold is already reallly close to the firewall...maybe if you beat it in or moved it back you could, but it would be alot of work...you might be better off doing a custom centriphical(sp?) or whatever they are called, like vortec.

BlackDeuceCoupe

Here you go n00b. Take a look and figure it out for yourself:

BlackDeuceCoupe

BTW, anyone wanna tell him why it won't work???

BlackDeuceCoupe

Hint: Got nothing to do with the firewall...

BlackDeuceCoupe

Hello?!?!?!? This is a no-brainer!!!

IM ALL BOB

would it be that big *** pulley thing =P feed me the TRUTH BDC! hey wheres the guy who wanted to know?

COMplex.

i've seen it done. as a matter of fact i saw it today.

http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...=Honda%20Civic

his username is Replica667 on HT

i dunno if i'd do it, but its been done.

i'd just swap then worry about FI

hanson said

cause that's not a civic engine bay???

BlackDeuceCoupe

[duh] Really??? [/duh]

BlackDeuceCoupe

Practice your reading comprehension n00b. That link shows a SC'ed D15Y7, not a H22A...

BlackDeuceCoupe

BINGO! What's the obligatory comment everyone always makes about the H22A CiViC? "How the fu*k are you going to change the timing belt; take the motor out of the car?"

As you can see from the Lude pic, they had a hell of a time getting the drive belt back to the SC.



In a CiViC, this would be impossible, as there is almost zero clearance between the timing cover/bottom pulley, and the driver-side strut tower. Here's a couple of pix illustrating the point:






Good eye, my man!!!

COMplex.

sorry mister non-n0ob whatever the **** you wanna call yourself. i didn't read down far enough ok? my ****** mistake, don't need to jump on me with the no0b ****. i might be a n00b here but i'm not a n0ob in the honda world.

just tryin to help someone out. i opened the topic at 11:30pm HT time and i just replied at 1am. sorry i didnt refresh. oops


[Modified by j.fuggi, 4:05 AM 11/25/2002]

BlackDeuceCoupe

Someone change his diaper...