Is this even possible??
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Well I was wondering if it is possible to swap a C-series motor into a V-6 Accord ??? I have seen other Mid engine swap into fwd cars like mr2 turbo into a camry, but could it be done with this comb.??? how much work & money would it take???
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I thought C-series motors were NSX motors.(maybe im wrong) Well im guess im askin if an nsx motor can be put into the accord engine bay.
I thought C-series motors were NSX motors.(maybe im wrong) Well im guess im askin if an nsx motor can be put into the accord engine bay.
NSX=rear mounted engine, rear wheel drive
Accord=front mounted engine, front wheel drive.
well ive seen the good ol ae86 with an s2000 engine in it! with the right amount of money anything would be possible....now why wouldnt you just put an h22 turbo in the accord for a fraction of the price!?
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NSX=rear mounted engine, rear wheel drive
Accord=front mounted engine, front wheel drive.
Accord=front mounted engine, front wheel drive.
why wouldnt you just put an h22 turbo in the accord for a fraction of the price!?
I believe the MR2 turbo engine is the same as a Celica engine from the same years. It's more than possible, but I don't know, that it's also the same as a Camry engine....
The new MR Spyders are also the same engines as the Celicas (correct me if I'm wrong).
An NSX and an Accord, on the other hand, are two completely different cars. Your logic of "I thought a MR engine can be put into a ff car." is way off and backwards. The Toyotas can be swapped because they are the same engines, not because of their configurations. Toyota started off with two same engines and put them into two different cars. Therefore, swaps between the cars work.
Honda started off with two completely different engines and put them into two completely different cars. Therefore, the swap will not be so easy.
[Modified by Lsos, 6:24 AM 10/8/2002]
The new MR Spyders are also the same engines as the Celicas (correct me if I'm wrong).
An NSX and an Accord, on the other hand, are two completely different cars. Your logic of "I thought a MR engine can be put into a ff car." is way off and backwards. The Toyotas can be swapped because they are the same engines, not because of their configurations. Toyota started off with two same engines and put them into two different cars. Therefore, swaps between the cars work.
Honda started off with two completely different engines and put them into two completely different cars. Therefore, the swap will not be so easy.
[Modified by Lsos, 6:24 AM 10/8/2002]
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I believe the MR2 turbo engine is the same as a Celica engine from the same years. It's more than possible, but I don't know, that it's also the same as a Camry engine....
The new MR Spyders are also the same engines as the Celicas (correct me if I'm wrong).
An NSX and an Accord, on the other hand, are two completely different cars. Your logic of "I thought a MR engine can be put into a ff car." is way off and backwards. The Toyotas can be swapped because they are the same engines, not because of their configurations. Toyota started off with two same engines and put them into two different cars. Therefore, swaps between the cars work.
The new MR Spyders are also the same engines as the Celicas (correct me if I'm wrong).
An NSX and an Accord, on the other hand, are two completely different cars. Your logic of "I thought a MR engine can be put into a ff car." is way off and backwards. The Toyotas can be swapped because they are the same engines, not because of their configurations. Toyota started off with two same engines and put them into two different cars. Therefore, swaps between the cars work.
Honda started off with two completely different engines and put them into two completely different cars. Therefore, the swap will not be so easy.
How much can u get a NSX engine for anyways???
Why wouldn't work anyways? (except for that they are 2 totally different engines)
[Modified by fastnike, 8:56 PM 10/8/2002]
I not know much about hondas but don't you guys swap different engines in to different cars?? For Example H22 into the civic chasis and all the other combs. (but then again they are all fwd)
I'm sure that people have done it, but then again, there's people that make it their life goal to fly around the world in a baloon or some sh*it like that....
[Modified by Lsos, 5:04 AM 10/9/2002]
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