hi guys im from mexico but im living in naples florida my car is a honda civic 96 coupe automatic with the d16y8 my problem is that i was using a cool air intake and the intake sucks water so i have to change the head gasket but i have alot of problems the mechanic he don;t fix it right and the engine blow up so i expend more than 500 hundred dlls and the car is terreble so i want to get another engine but i dont want the same i want a bigger but what engine i can get or what can fit right on my civic

 

you'll need to go into the DOHC territory for that. you already have the best SOHC, to say, and you dont have many options with your auto tranny. first thing is are you wanting to stay with the automatic tranny or convert to manual?

 

ok thanks i want to put a stick shift transmission too my friend has a stick transmission from a 1992 accord 4 dors i can use this

the accord 92 5 spedd trans fits on the d16 y8 engine

 

honestly, I would say pick up a full b18b (ls) swap from hmotorsonline.com. This should make it a decently quick car, and its a pretty stout block so if you wanted to throw a little boost at it or something down the road you could. Also the Ls shouldn't be to expensive of a swap to do either. But its really all up to you and what you want in the long run.

 

i don't want this civic for race just i want to get a engine because the engine is not working and the transmission automatic is starting to get slow i think im going to have alot of problems doing swap engine what stick transmission can fit in a civic

 

What transmission you use will depend entirely on what engine you decide to go with. Decide what you want for an engine and we can tell you what will work for a transmission.

 

ok stick transmission for the d16y8 engine

 

ok stick transmission for d16y8 engine

 

'92 - '00 Civic EX, '92 - '95 Civic Si, or '93 - '97 Del Sol Si is exactly what you want for that engine. Any '92 - '00 Civic transmission (except the '99 - '00 civic Si and '94 - 97 Del sol Vtec transmissions will work though, but they are geared longer, and will accelerate slower.