Hi am new to all this and just bought me a civic hatch the motor in it is a d16y7 I believe I was just wondering if I was to do a build where should I start and the motor has 340000+km I have a mechanic that is willing to teach and help with a build. What is needed I would like to be able to beat a stock g35 lol and i still want my car to last me and it will be a daily driver any help is greatly appreciated thanks ...

 

Oh and another thing is what would it cost me roughly thanks again in advance

 

You bought the wrong car.

 

It was a good buy for the car the frame and floors are in mint and it just started to surface rust and for a Canadian car that's pretty good and the year it is I only paid 1100 from an older lady she was the only owner I was just looking for some help not to be criticized on my buy thanks

 

I'm not criticizing your buy. I'm criticizing this
These "Fast and Furious" threads are getting old.
If you really want to know what is possible then start looking through the threads in theses sections;
Forced Induction
All Motor
Road Racing/Autocross & Time Attack
Appearance Build Threads
Engine Management and Tuning

And then read this; Guide to Answer the Common Question: Just Bought a Civic! How Do I Make It Faster?

 

hahahahahahah
Let me guess, your spoiled friend little billy is always making fun of your Civic?? Silly n00bs.

Heres what you need to beat him and stay reliable.

-Cool air intake
-Nos fogger system
-T4 turbo
-AIC controller
-Direct port nitrous injection
-Stand alone fuel managment system.

It wont be a bad way to spend $10,000.

 

Turbo and nos isn't that lil crazy lol won't I blow seals and what not ??? How much would a setup like that cost me lol....

 

scooby, you got a d16y7.... if you boost an engine like that, you need to have it built if you want to push over 200whp. In other words, you will spend more than you can imagine. If the car is in okay condition, I'd suggest fix some of the problems on the car and resell it so you can buy a car with a better engine. Motorsport hobby is not cheap, when you cheap out on the car, it cheaps out on you.

 

OP, please do more research to increase your knowledge base. Marc has already pointed you in the right direction. When you formulate more educated questions, then create a new thread.