EddieK

My friend got in an accident with his 99 prelude and the damage considers the car totalled. the car still runs though cuz the h22 is ok.

anyway he wants to get an EK with the insurance money and drop his H22 into it and were wondering what kinda problems he'd run into. He'd need new mounts for sure but i also heard something about the H22 in a civic. for example ". it's like driving with a 400 pound person on your wheel..... it's like driving a minivan (wutever the fuk he meant by that?)...... too much oversteer."

is any of this shit true.... i'd understand that having such a heavy motor in the car would make the steering a little harder but would it really be that bad without power steering? and if he swaps the H22 into an EK would power steering be an option?

last question... the H22 fits in an EK hatch right? NO hammering up required?

thanks,
from your favorite asshole :naughty:

txhatch

Are you sure he didnt steal it? j/p

For the most info go to HT and search h22 you will get lots of results.

Slacker

Try John Deers website... I hear they have some great drop ins for his car... little or no mods required.

CivicRacr

it would be too much understeer not oversteer if you have more weight in the front. so in other words he'll only be able to go really fast straight, and if he turns he'll keep going. so a beefed up front suspension is a must.

EddieK

he wont be able to go slow? is that what you mean by he can only go really fast

and when he turns the car will keep turning or the car will keep going straight?

CivicRacr

i mean he'll keep going straight, because of the major understeer. so he'll have to turn slow.

EddieK

is powersteering and option?

CivicRacr

yes, he'll need the one from the h22