i have a 95 cx and just got a d16z6 swap motor tranny axles ecu ect
where can i go to get this installed
i cant do this myself
i called around and RPM NYC wants 1250
isnt that alot
any help would be appreciated
thanks guys

 

Dam they want to rip you off. They'll do it right though,but thats too too much. Go to you're local mechanic its a simple swap to do it drops right in. Check ECP in nothern NJ.

 

You interested in the $62 swap?
http://www.helminc.com

;-)
Jeff

 

Tronix Autosport in freehold.. they do really good, work.. tell them mike d sent you in.. their number is 7323083849

 

ok i got rpm to lower the price to 1000
if there gonna do awsome work i think thats a fair price
what do you guys think?

 

Put it this way, I'm doing this swap for a friend in a couple weeks. It'll take less than 4 hours start to finish (drive in to drive out), and I'm charging him $150 dollars.

Heck you could fly me out there and have me do it for less . . .

 

ecp rules


[Modified by f0de, 6:54 PM 1/11/2002]

 

damn
knowing that kills me

 

Where in Jersey? I'm in Pa, little south of Philly. I'll do it for cheap. Let me know if your interested!

 

i am in north jersey
like 10 minutes from the gwb
or exit 156 on the parkway

 

Oh well. I vote do the swap yourself. No need for a Helms or anything. I would say search around on hybridhonda. You should be able to easily find what wires need to be ran, other than that its a complete drop-in. Just rent a cherry picker from a local tool place or even check with a local repair shop that has one. Shouldnt need any air tools, although it makes the process easier/faster. Only thing you would have problems with I would think is breaking the axle nut loose, in that case get a 1/2" breaker bar and a long pipe. You should also have a good amount of hand tools.
Plus if you do it yourself you might learn a thing or two! Good Luck

 

i don't think it would be to far for you. it's in east stoudsburg.the place is called cip here's the web site http://www.stopatcip.com .go on the site and get the and check out the project cars mines the hb .when you call ask for jamie or chris .tell them eric sent you .good luck

 

the swap is a pretty easy one, i vote try it yourself. the motor is pretty much the same as the one u are going to be replacing except for the vtec. just swap out the old and swap in the new. just take your time and it should be no prob.


[Modified by sohc_boy, 8:04 AM 1/11/2002]

 

rpm does great work but like all the well known name shops in new york they charge the cash. however, you will never have any problems with rpm. they'll help you tune the car if you just happen to drop by. they're a great group of guys. they basically get the business anyway based on their rep so they don't need to price drop to compete with start-up import shops. they've been in new york for the past 5-6 years.

but you should definitely try this swap at home if you have a garage to use.

 

You don't need to remove the axles, just re use the ones you already have . . .

 

Ok lets get it straight, What do you mean by Ron is associated with us? What does that mean? If there is any claims that Ron is making, please let me know. He's a customer of ours, thats it!

 

Damn you charge people $1000 for D series swaps!?!?! That's nuts!

How do you sleep at night . . .