hello all...! how much will it cost to completely swap a b16 to a 92 eg compared to a h22 swap on a 92eg? not really looking for speed, which will be a good platform for daily driving..? how dependable are these engines going to be after the swap...im really having a hard time deciding and hopefully you guys can help me out. school starts in a few weeks and i was thinking of getting a new ep3 but i wont be able to afford a new car working 20 hrs a week... i have some money saved up and not really sure which way to go...to buy a hatch then swap or get another car....please help me out...! thanks

 

b16 nice for daily driven complete swap 2750.00 installed, if you have the $ for an h22 swap i would recc. a GSR swap or even ITR. a b series in an eg makes a way better daily driver compared to the h22... just my 2 cents

 

I do not agree with you, but either swap(s) will make you happy and glad you did them.


H-series (besides K-series) > *

 

thanks for replying...! those used engines that they sell, most of them will have 30-40k miles right? will those engines last another 100-150k miles...when i do the swap im not looking to race the car or anything like that...will they be dependable? one more question, what kind of problems might i encounter doing a swap like this...?

 

dependable depends on the shape of the engine....last question...depends on you.

 

93h22acx, do u need a lot of modification on ur suspension for ur h22a swap on that cx? axles, springs? does it take alot of work, time and most important of all, money.....?

 

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my CX hatch is still stock height and it handles just fine. We'll see how it goes with some APC Coil-Overs

Axles, again no problem because still stock height, it does take a little more work than a B-series (drilling holes for the shifter assembly and cutting the side tranny bracket).

As in time wise, it depends on how well you know your stuff. Money, depends on what kind of hookups you get

 

if you are just looking for something daily drivin and not that fast, i would lean towards the b16, its easier and cheaper. if you plan to go faster the h22 but it will cost ya

 

b series rock!!!

 

H22 hands down decision and I own both B-series and H-series cars

 

i disagree.. just my opinion tho

 

I should have your whole post "GokuSs4"

If you want a relaible daily driver and not looking for high HP/TQ and not for a street/race car.

B-Series