Can a h22 drop right in a honda civic wagon like a b series? if not what is the modification i would have to do to install it? need you guys help.... thanks

 

mounts shifter box, shifter cables, axles ecu

 

an h is alot harder than a b series u need more parts and time

 

What parts do I need besides the basic parts such as mounts, transmission,axles..etc

 

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thats basicallly it...... where at in ontario do you live?

 

Off the 60 and archibald

 

so you live close to me......whats your wagon look like?

 

Brown with a red pin stripe on the molding a oem bra dropped on wheels

 

any pics of it?

 

Do u have a wagon or something

 

theres a lot of work that goes into doing a straight h22.. i think a H2B would be easier and would probably cost the same but take less time for install... check out the Hybrid forum here!!

 

no but you probably seen a wagon that i did work on driving around archibald...... its blue with a red pinstripe

 

h2b would be allot easier than h22 only

 

Ok do it have a roof rack on it and you live my mountain view skool like u live at the end of walnut at the corner house

 

yup!

 

i get told where i live allot

 

Oh u seen me b4 im pretty sure I pass by there all the time I live like 5 min away from there

 

i think i seen your car , i got to chaffey and im always in the streets

 

The straight h22 swap isn't difficult, and doesn't require you to notch your frame. Custom axles are still needed. Expect to spend days on wiring. Good luck!

 

I was reading on the h2b swap I like it but its so much work u have 2 do 2 even install that 2 buy the qsd kit I heard that cost about 1600 plus shaving pulleys and all that...idk about that 1 either....i wanted 2 be different and do something like that cuz I wana try something different from a b series


Modified by nsxtasy at 5:32 PM 9/25/2008

 

did you buy your car from deandre? the h2b kit is way worth it though,

 

It's worth the fact that you dont have to run shifter cables, and can retain a shifter rod assembly. And a larger selection of optimal trans'. I still suggest using the H trans.

 

yes bought it from dee and all i did so far to it was change the wheels on it to jdm black racings and upgraded the shocks and i added oem jdm honda window visor and added oem jdm honda speaker pods in the rear and i got a yakima roof rack to that ima put on...thats about it...but neways do you have a fender roller need to roll my fenders asap

 

and i might go h2b i wanna be diff so maybe it will b in the works