Hi Guys.New Here and I need help?
Hi guys I have a 1992 four door civic DX and I probably have to swap the engine really soon. I want to keep it because it look nice already and is more confortable than a hatchback and to much people have them already. It has a 1.5 L engine. Should I go for a 1.6 d16 and turbo charge it or should I go for a all motor B16?
What you guys think will be cheaper and more durable with the time?
Thank you...
What you guys think will be cheaper and more durable with the time?
Thank you...
welcome
First off im just gonna say its pretty much on you.
Your going to get alot of mixed reactions here, There are lots of SOHC crazy people here and alot of DOHC freaks here.
but me i would go b16 turbo.
turbo best bang for the buck, lots cheaper then All motor
First off im just gonna say its pretty much on you.
Your going to get alot of mixed reactions here, There are lots of SOHC crazy people here and alot of DOHC freaks here.
but me i would go b16 turbo.
turbo best bang for the buck, lots cheaper then All motor
Use the search feature. It will greatly benefit you.
As for my personal opinion, I would go with a B18 for your sedan. Good torque, and plenty of aftermarket. A B16 would be really torqueless in a heavier civic like yours. Plus, you can always go LS/VTEC later, when you learn a bit more.
As for my personal opinion, I would go with a B18 for your sedan. Good torque, and plenty of aftermarket. A B16 would be really torqueless in a heavier civic like yours. Plus, you can always go LS/VTEC later, when you learn a bit more.
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As for my personal opinion, I would go with a B18 for your sedan. Good torque, and plenty of aftermarket. A B16 would be really torqueless in a heavier civic like yours. Plus, you can always go LS/VTEC later, when you learn a bit more.</TD></TR></TABLE>
doh haha i ment b18 turbo
As for my personal opinion, I would go with a B18 for your sedan. Good torque, and plenty of aftermarket. A B16 would be really torqueless in a heavier civic like yours. Plus, you can always go LS/VTEC later, when you learn a bit more.</TD></TR></TABLE>
doh haha i ment b18 turbo
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doh haha i ment b18 turbo
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. Personally, I'm going the LS/VTEC route, but a B18 turbo would be really nice in a sedan!
doh haha i ment b18 turbo
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. Personally, I'm going the LS/VTEC route, but a B18 turbo would be really nice in a sedan!
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. Personally, I'm going the LS/VTEC route, but a B18 turbo would be really nice in a sedan!</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah ls/vtec is good but he wants the better bang for the buck
. Personally, I'm going the LS/VTEC route, but a B18 turbo would be really nice in a sedan!</TD></TR></TABLE>yeah ls/vtec is good but he wants the better bang for the buck
This is true. Ok, the consensus so far is Turbo LS, done for as cheaply as possible. Consider I bought a rebuilt B18 for 250 bucks cdn, and a tranny for 150, it can be done for really cheap!
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yep, and what a vtec head goes for what like 7 bills?
yep, and what a vtec head goes for what like 7 bills?
Thankx guys
Does a B18 fits right in with not too much mods??? Some friend of mines are running pretty goog with the d16 turbo charge, vitara pistons, zc rods, and stock head and ecu. Were could I get an SI tranny B18 or 16 that cheap?
The only thing that concerns me about the turbos are the setups... They break a lot if there are not setup right. ANd this is my only car you know I don"t want to have the car in the shop all the time.
In that case I would suggest a basic, stock 1990-1991 LS motor. You'd need a cable B series transmission, the Integra ECU, modified shift linkage, etc etc. Check out http://www.hasport.com for some useful info on B-series engine swaps. Youd also have to convert your dual point injection to Multipoint Injection to use the new engine, whichever route you go.
Ah damnit, my mistake. I thought he was talking about an 88-91. Shoot.
To the original poster: The info I gave you was for an 88-91. Try posting your questions in the EG+ forum
To the original poster: The info I gave you was for an 88-91. Try posting your questions in the EG+ forum
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