do they have engine mounts for this, if so where can i get them. Does the motor fit well.

 

yes, honda, yes.

 

I believe you use the integra mounts.

-Rod

 

I believe the correct mounts are the integra lower front mounts, the integra tranyy mount, rear upper mount 99-00 civic SI (T-shaped, positive about this one), and the driver's side mount that bolts into the block from a 99-00 SI. I think that was the combo I used to put a 99 GSR into a 97 hatch. Looks just like the motor sitting in a civic SI when done (just more displacement hiding in there)

 

then TELL HIM WHATS CORRECT! if you know everything share your knowledge.
i hate trolls.

 

http://hybrid.honda-perf.org/

check out the 6th gen tech.

 

everything you need to know is listed here:
http://www.jspectuning.com/6gen/

 

Sorry for the misinformation. I did not pay close enough attention to the title as being a 98 hatch. Honest mistake

-Rod


[Modified by RK, 11:42 AM 3/18/2002]

 

anger does have a REAL good point. If the guy didn't even know what mounts to use for his swap, then problems later on down the line are INEVITABLE. There are just to many threads here that concern themselves with this exact question that his [anger] response really wasn't out of line.

But granted, a link or something would have been a little more helpful than "wrong".

mrazian - a word of advice: Buy a Helms (car and donor engine/ECU) before you really get involved with this swap. And do some reading on other Hybrid sites that detail swap guides, cuz' if you had...this Q would not have been asked.

The links provided above should get you started nicely.

 

your right anger BUT you could have provided some more detailed information rather than just saying wrong. im sure that helped the guy alot... i totally agree that he should know what he is getting into, not saying when he is halfway through the swap "what mounts do i need" but the guy is in a bind and a 1 word reply isnt what he was looking for. i dont use the troll card much but i felt it was warranted in that situiation because there was NO help offered. you should have told him the correct mounts to use. no hard feelings. - Joe.

 

well said