New guy here
im going to be getting a k20 for my 98 honda civic 4dr. i was woundering does anyone know if its harder to drop the k20a in or is it the same as the regular k20
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NoLimitCivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">naw i have the dx. cause im getting the engine for chirstmas. do you know if the engine falls in the same place as my old motor mounts?</TD></TR></TABLE>
The answer to your question about your mounts is no, your mounts will not work. You are going to need a new wiring harness, mounts and axles.
The answer to your question about your mounts is no, your mounts will not work. You are going to need a new wiring harness, mounts and axles.
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If you plan to be the one installing this motor, Then i would do some serious searching here on H-t about how to perform this sawp. These motors are not the same or as easy as dropping a b series into your car.
This is one (if not the most) the most advanced swaps for honda's. Like stated before, if you plan on doing this yourself I suggest you do a lot of research. http://www.k20a.org is a great site for info on the swap.
Oh, and I wish I was getting a k20 for christmas.
Oh, and I wish I was getting a k20 for christmas.
http://hasport.com/Tech/Hasport%20.htm
there all the info on the swap. hasport is your friend for k series
there all the info on the swap. hasport is your friend for k series
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Oh, and I wish I was getting a k20 for christmas.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Oh, and I wish I was getting a k20 for christmas.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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