is it possible to fit an s2000 engine into a 98 civic hatchback?

 

Anything can be done. Just a lot of money you have to invest in it.

 

ive seen it done in a eg hatch...the retard had over 500 lbs of fiberglass and audio stuff in it tho
still ran 13's

 

search
click the magical red button, and select 92-00 in one of the options then select archived threads then type in f20c.
https://honda-tech.com/zerosearch holy expletive look what i found.

 

If you can' help out, dont post at all.

Here what I found. Take your time and read threw it.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1647096
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1305286
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1144830

 

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This question used to be asked fairly frequently.

Yes, it's possible. It has also been done several times.

No, it's not worthwhile or cost-effective in any way. If you have to ask, you probably don't have the imagination or the skills to carry out the project. Do you have a five-digit budget? Can you fabricate?

For the amount of money you'd spend on swapping that shitty engine into a shitty Civic chassis, you could easily buy a used S2000 - which is a well-engineered overall package, and not just an engine, or drivetrain, or whatever.

The F20C1 is nothing spectacular anyway. You'd probably be better off looking into a K-series, which has the same power potential minus the extra weight and swap complexity.

 

goodluck, id rather use other engines if anyone ever planning on that route ie civic chasis rwd, or a different chasis for the f20c. I dont know how easily a f20c can be bought or bought cheap but ls1, american big blocks is easier come by.