Has anyone bought anything from this company? I am going to be getting an engine in a few weeks, and they seem like they have good prices. Thanks

Oz

 

I have heard of them but have not heard about there service, sorry.
But I would highly recomend Hmotorsonline.com and so would pretty much everyone else.

 

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But I would highly recomend Hmotorsonline.com and so would pretty much everyone else.</TD></TR></TABLE>

me too..... not to mention they stayed open an hour later for me, cuz they knew i was driving up from san diego.




i always heard good things, thats why i tried em out, and they really turned out to be good people.

 

well, i was thinking of getting just the plain d15b2, because that is what i have now, and it would be easier, but i just don't know. It kinda scares me to put like a b16a in, because I still can't get it through my pea brain what all is involved. Please don't flame, but could someone put it in kindergarten language for me, lol. If not, just flame me,

Oz

 

http://faq.ef-honda.com/index....ng=en

that should help... it explains everything i believe.

and the flamer way+= use the damn search button!!

(wasn't sure if you wanted it answered both ways.)

 

your gonna need b16 given,any b series tranny cable tranny or hydrolyic,ecu=computer, your gonna need motor mounts either cable ones or hydrolyic conversion ones go to hasport.com for those, a resistor box if its not an si from an si or any integra90-93makes a lil easier to wire, wire harness for the engine cause they usually cut them when being taken out, integra axles ,and any 90-93 integra or civic si steering knuckle and i forget but pretty sure its the wheel cylinder to fit the integra axles, and ususally u need to replace things like the timing belt ,water pump ,all gaskets,sensors if broken,distributor,spark plugs,and s. wires,flush out the coolant,thats for the most part getting it prepped for starting

personally i would buy an engine from a local junkyard , i found a b18a from a 92 ls for 495 picked it up for nothing so no shipping cost, only had 87 k miles but its perfect for a rebuild and it saves money compared to some of these sites where u cant see what your buying not knocking any sites but i like to see what im buying and sure u would also so check out local junk/salvage yards and amybe your can also land a deal