nasty motor swap
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nasty motor swap
Does anyone know if it is possible to swap an H22 into a 96 integra. If so what will i need besides the motor, trans, and computer, and about what cost am i looking at.
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Re: nasty motor swap (Slow96IntegraSE)
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Why do you consider that a "nasty" swap ?
It's been done before. It's like any other swap as far as parts needed.
Engine, transmission, shift linkage, ECU, axles, wiring harness (and if your car is non-VTEC, then you must do more wiring on your own), you need a mount kit, which HASport makes.
Look at spending atleast $5k for this swap.
What makes you want to do this swap ? What are your future goals for the car ?
Why do you consider that a "nasty" swap ?
It's been done before. It's like any other swap as far as parts needed.
Engine, transmission, shift linkage, ECU, axles, wiring harness (and if your car is non-VTEC, then you must do more wiring on your own), you need a mount kit, which HASport makes.
Look at spending atleast $5k for this swap.
What makes you want to do this swap ? What are your future goals for the car ?
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It's a very potent swap, and as mentioned above, shouldn't cost you more than four or five thousand depending upon the cost of the engine. May I suggest you upgrade to a more solid suspension in the front to handle the added weight.
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