I WANT TO go K-series
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I WANT TO go K-series
i got a "ek- ej8" 1998 honda civic coupe but i want to go with the k20 rsx-s engine i have only seen older or newer civic models but havn't seen the 96-98 with k20 swap
i think it would be the best swap what do you guys think with out the concern of money wise
i been to many sites online k-series.org, karcepts.com and so on.... if you know any sites that can be or might be help full for this swap post them thanks
just something to look at>>
i think it would be the best swap what do you guys think with out the concern of money wise
i been to many sites online k-series.org, karcepts.com and so on.... if you know any sites that can be or might be help full for this swap post them thanks
just something to look at>>
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Re: I WANT TO go K-series (SOHC1.6LV-TEC)
Search here, I'm sure theres tons of info. I'm pretty sure the front end is the same in a ek hatch as a coupe.
-btw, how the hell did you get inside an icerink?
-btw, how the hell did you get inside an icerink?
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Re: I WANT TO go K-series (DFW)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DFW »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Search here, I'm sure theres tons of info. I'm pretty sure the front end is the same in a ek hatch as a coupe.
-btw, how the hell did you get inside an icerink?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Too bad he can't search, because it doesn't work.
-btw, how the hell did you get inside an icerink?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Too bad he can't search, because it doesn't work.
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Re: I WANT TO go K-series (SOHC1.6LV-TEC)
i am very concern about the oil pan hanging way low --- this made me think of the downs i will be faceing is it too low lower than the h22 would it get hit is thier a diffrent oil pan i can use
what are problems people are having with the k20 swap ej8 96-98 or the whole ek series.....?
Modified by SOHC1.6LV-TEC at 9:08 PM 10/30/2005
what are problems people are having with the k20 swap ej8 96-98 or the whole ek series.....?
Modified by SOHC1.6LV-TEC at 9:08 PM 10/30/2005
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by hybrid racing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Check out http://www.hybrid-racing.com/articles.html as well as http://www.k20a.org etc.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SOHC1.6LV-TEC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i am very concern about the oil pan hanging way low --- this made me think of the downs i will be faceing is it too low lower than the h22 would it get hit is thier a diffrent oil pan i can use
what are problems people are having with the k20 swap ej8 96-98 or the whole ek series.....?
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The pan isn't that bad of an issue if you keep it on the forefront of your mind when driving and if your car isn't super low. Plus you can switch over to a K20A3 (civic Si) steel oil pan which won't crack like a K20A oil pan will if you bottom out hard enough.
The only problems I think are just the oil pan, maybe axles (if you don't go the OEM axle route), and smogging. Driveability is no different than a B-series engine.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SOHC1.6LV-TEC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i am very concern about the oil pan hanging way low --- this made me think of the downs i will be faceing is it too low lower than the h22 would it get hit is thier a diffrent oil pan i can use
what are problems people are having with the k20 swap ej8 96-98 or the whole ek series.....?
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The pan isn't that bad of an issue if you keep it on the forefront of your mind when driving and if your car isn't super low. Plus you can switch over to a K20A3 (civic Si) steel oil pan which won't crack like a K20A oil pan will if you bottom out hard enough.
The only problems I think are just the oil pan, maybe axles (if you don't go the OEM axle route), and smogging. Driveability is no different than a B-series engine.
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Re: I WANT TO go K-series (SOHC1.6LV-TEC)
I'll buy your 1.6 v-tec off of you when you do the motor swap peter.t.nguyen@mail.sprint.com
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Re: I WANT TO go K-series (SOHC1.6LV-TEC)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SOHC1.6LV-TEC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i think it would be the best swap what do you guys think with out the concern of money wise </TD></TR></TABLE>
k20a with hasport ekk2 motor mounts...... and a wire tuck!!!!!
k20a with hasport ekk2 motor mounts...... and a wire tuck!!!!!
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Re: I WANT TO go K-series (K20DC2R)
im started doin the swap to my coupe last week.. if you want better ground clearence use the ekk2 mounts but you have to use an eg subframe, steering rack and lower control arms.. it mounts the motor higher and closer to the fire wall then the ekk1 kit... if you need anythign else let me know i should be able to help you out if i'll piont you in the right direction
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