new to forum... new to civics!
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new to forum... new to civics!
hey my name is marc lavigne.
i recently purchased a 91 civic hatch back. bought the car for 300 bucks.. no rust. ive never delt with honda.. ever, so this is all new to me. the car has a b15 motor in it, with a 4 speed tranny. its a dual point injected motor. the only thing wrong with it, is a leaky rad, and it blows smoke.
i wanna turn it into something alittle more than what it is now... past the typical bolt ons. i have experince with cars, my major project car is my 99 impreza with a custom turbo kit in the makes.
basicly i talked with a few ppl, and there saying d16y6... like i said... im new to honda's anything to help would be great.
cheers
marc l
i recently purchased a 91 civic hatch back. bought the car for 300 bucks.. no rust. ive never delt with honda.. ever, so this is all new to me. the car has a b15 motor in it, with a 4 speed tranny. its a dual point injected motor. the only thing wrong with it, is a leaky rad, and it blows smoke.
i wanna turn it into something alittle more than what it is now... past the typical bolt ons. i have experince with cars, my major project car is my 99 impreza with a custom turbo kit in the makes.
basicly i talked with a few ppl, and there saying d16y6... like i said... im new to honda's anything to help would be great.
cheers
marc l
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From: HillBilly Town, Florida
Re: new to forum... new to civics! (marcl)
Well first off , welcome to the boards Marc.
You will get most of your simple questions answered by using the search option on this site. And if you dont find it there in the archives then ask away.
Its just easier that way because all the "rookie" questions have been answered so many times.
Good luck
You will get most of your simple questions answered by using the search option on this site. And if you dont find it there in the archives then ask away.
Its just easier that way because all the "rookie" questions have been answered so many times.
Good luck
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From: bonney lake, wa
Re: new to forum... new to civics! (Rex-Si)
well first of all welcome. but its a d15. if ur on a budget id say rebuild the motor,mpfi swap, 5 speed tranny ex.(dx,ex). and peace together a turbo kit and ur set
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From: stockbridge, g.a.
i would do a ls swap. it is cheap and the power increase is great. and they love boost. ohh and a ls swap is a b18a and b18b i would get a b18a1 that way u will get the tranny and electronics u need. good luck
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by y-49 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i would do a ls swap. it is cheap and the power increase is great. and they love boost. ohh and a ls swap is a b18a and b18b i would get a b18a1 that way u will get the tranny and electronics u need. good luck</TD></TR></TABLE>
x2, an ls is a great bang for you buck with enormous opotential whether you go boost or NA.
x2, an ls is a great bang for you buck with enormous opotential whether you go boost or NA.
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