Got a 93 civic ex , trying to swap need advice please help
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Got a 93 civic ex , trying to swap need advice please help
I got a 93 civic ex that's all stock. I want sumthing really fast... Any suggestions ? I wus thinking an h22? Is that possible ? Or is there sumthing better/faster I could use ? Also with a swap would I need anything elese besides the engine ?
Your suggestions and information would help , thank you
Your suggestions and information would help , thank you
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Re: Got a 93 civic ex , trying to swap need advice please help
B series gsr or obd1 or obd2 b series will bolt right up using all the stock b series motor mounts, pretty much anything up to 2001.after 95 tho you will need a obd1 engine harness to make the motor work with your ride.You can make any b series work so long as you have a hydro tranny. H series doesn't drop in as easy, requires you to buy mounts and it a little tighter. H22 is heavy and not woth it unless you get jdm that's 220hp otherwise it's way easier and lighter to get yourself a integra type r engine for the hp and ease of install
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Re: Got a 93 civic ex , trying to swap need advice please help
Depends on your budget and future plans for the car. IMO, if you want boost at all, just go B series and be done with that part. If you want to stay N/A, but still have decent power, go K or H series. I love my H22 swap.
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Re: Got a 93 civic ex , trying to swap need advice please help
Do you want something fast as in street wise or track wise because just by switching from a d to b you'll feel the difference that might be enough to call it a day
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Re: Got a 93 civic ex , trying to swap need advice please help
You can make what you have fast. Spend $1k or less to have someone install a cheap turbo kit, boost at 8psi on stock internals.
You can swap a B series in. cost $1400-2000 , $2k-3k to buy/have installed.
You can swap a H series in. cost is cheaper for H series sometimes because they are not as sought after. Still expect $1k at least. but H trans ratio is not that aggressive.
You can swap a H series w/ B series trans w/ the H2B kit. Expensive, but you will essentially be killing K series w/ a all motor H series.
-Turbo if not maintained and tuned will prematurely wear the engine.
-B series fits best, is "correct" in Japan, easiest, hard to complain about.
-H series heavier, have to concentrate on suspension components, and if you don't get the H2B then you have a shift cable going into your interior that will make your shifter location out of whack.
-K series, Way more expensive, more torque out of the box in some comparisons.
Conclusion:
If you want crazy fast, crazy cheap, and crazy short longevity- Turbo and don't pay attention to tuning it or maintaining it, and boost over 8psi on stock engine.
If you want power, potential, clean, moderately cheap- B series
If you want to kill K series for way cheaper than going K series, go H2B.
If you want newest, most potential out of box other than H series, and money is no object go K.
If I were you, I'd see if I could find a 94-95 integra complete engine, shift linkage, axles. Hopefully a GSR. If you could find a rear ended LS or GSR for 1K-2000 and you can take the engine/axles/shift linkage/sway bars/brakes, etc, you'd be golden.
You can swap a B series in. cost $1400-2000 , $2k-3k to buy/have installed.
You can swap a H series in. cost is cheaper for H series sometimes because they are not as sought after. Still expect $1k at least. but H trans ratio is not that aggressive.
You can swap a H series w/ B series trans w/ the H2B kit. Expensive, but you will essentially be killing K series w/ a all motor H series.
-Turbo if not maintained and tuned will prematurely wear the engine.
-B series fits best, is "correct" in Japan, easiest, hard to complain about.
-H series heavier, have to concentrate on suspension components, and if you don't get the H2B then you have a shift cable going into your interior that will make your shifter location out of whack.
-K series, Way more expensive, more torque out of the box in some comparisons.
Conclusion:
If you want crazy fast, crazy cheap, and crazy short longevity- Turbo and don't pay attention to tuning it or maintaining it, and boost over 8psi on stock engine.
If you want power, potential, clean, moderately cheap- B series
If you want to kill K series for way cheaper than going K series, go H2B.
If you want newest, most potential out of box other than H series, and money is no object go K.
If I were you, I'd see if I could find a 94-95 integra complete engine, shift linkage, axles. Hopefully a GSR. If you could find a rear ended LS or GSR for 1K-2000 and you can take the engine/axles/shift linkage/sway bars/brakes, etc, you'd be golden.
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Re: Got a 93 civic ex , trying to swap need advice please help
thanks for the advice it really helps;
as in how fast i want it street fast, i like to street race but would also love to hit the tracks you know
and another question is where can i find these complete swaps ? is there a web site or a store where i can go ?
my budget is from 1,500 - 1,700 and im just trying to top my car out? so whats a good fast engine i could get for that price?
as in how fast i want it street fast, i like to street race but would also love to hit the tracks you know
and another question is where can i find these complete swaps ? is there a web site or a store where i can go ?
my budget is from 1,500 - 1,700 and im just trying to top my car out? so whats a good fast engine i could get for that price?
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Re: Got a 93 civic ex , trying to swap need advice please help
thanks for the advice it really helps;
as in how fast i want it street fast, i like to street race but would also love to hit the tracks you know
and another question is where can i find these complete swaps ? is there a web site or a store where i can go ?
my budget is from 1,500 - 1,700 and im just trying to top my car out? so whats a good fast engine i could get for that price?
as in how fast i want it street fast, i like to street race but would also love to hit the tracks you know
and another question is where can i find these complete swaps ? is there a web site or a store where i can go ?
my budget is from 1,500 - 1,700 and im just trying to top my car out? so whats a good fast engine i could get for that price?
I think you have an attainable budget. I'm assuming your American? Considering your economy is in the **** hole (thank your government, secret society, 1%, etc) I'm sure you could haggle someone down on price.
Best of luck and remember to post pics if you grab something.
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