I'm doing a swap and people are always tellign me to ge the helms manual,
I have the haynes manual, are they about the same ? or is the helms a must ??

 

You could do a swap with a Haynes and H-T no prob.

 

short answer:

haynes/chilton = cliff notes of a helms.

pay the extra money, get a real manual.

 

Helms manual is more detailed. Go with the Helms.

 

helms is over 1200 pages, haynes and chilton combined maybe about 500 pages, so what do you think??

 

There really is no "vs." when it comes to this manual....Helms all the way.

 

where can I get one ?

 

honda or Helmsinc.com or something like that. Do a google search.

I also like helms because it has stuff in steps vs paragraph forms. MUCH easier to follow when working.

 

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best money you could spend is on a helms. And it is a must for motor building.

 

yeah just how easy is it to obtain the helms these days... ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE.

 

http://www.helminc.com/helm/Re...HCSMD

is it the :
1992 Civic Shop Manual (All)
Price: $62.00 In Stock
(English, Paper, 61SR300)


or the : 1992 Civic 3 Door Owner Manual
Price: $29.00 In Stock
(English, Paper, 31SR3600)
?

these too look interesting too:
1992 Civic Body Repair Manual (All)
Price: $38.00 In Stock
(English, Paper, 61SR330)


Qty
1992 Civic Electrical Troubleshooting Manual (All)
Price: $39.00 In Stock
(English, Paper, 61SR300EL)


does any body have em ?


EDIT: never mind, it's the 62$ one (****)

 

Helms rules.

 

helms is the best thing i have ever bought...fyi you can search for one on honda-tech...