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04-30-2003, 11:53 AM
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I'd have to agree after driving my buds teg it is a luxery car 300% better than my crx. I am not afraid to admit that it is a much better car in almost every aspect. But then again, my crx, is well, mine :thumbup: And I can have his engine if I come up with the dough.
Darn that stinks about the heads, owell. I guess before I do anything major I'll think B16 or B18 first.
Darn that stinks about the heads, owell. I guess before I do anything major I'll think B16 or B18 first.
04-30-2003, 12:06 PM
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B-series into a 3G civic frame IS something major and requires all the wiring updates that a 16v D-series head swap would need. The good thing is, HASport makes a harness for the job. B-series into this chassis is also a bit more difficult and a lot more expensive then doing it into a newer chassis... the mount kit alone is around $650. You still need custom axles, shift linkage, etc. Much money involved.
04-30-2003, 01:24 PM
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Originally posted by Kai
B-series into a 3G civic frame IS something major and requires all the wiring updates that a 16v D-series head swap would need. The good thing is, HASport makes a harness for the job. B-series into this chassis is also a bit more difficult and a lot more expensive then doing it into a newer chassis... the mount kit alone is around $650. You still need custom axles, shift linkage, etc. Much money involved.
B-series into a 3G civic frame IS something major and requires all the wiring updates that a 16v D-series head swap would need. The good thing is, HASport makes a harness for the job. B-series into this chassis is also a bit more difficult and a lot more expensive then doing it into a newer chassis... the mount kit alone is around $650. You still need custom axles, shift linkage, etc. Much money involved.
anybody else think i should just keep the g2???
04-30-2003, 07:30 PM
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Originally posted by crxb16er
g2 integra not in this forum buddy. lol
g2 integra not in this forum buddy. lol
05-06-2003, 07:12 PM
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okay here is the latest.... somebody just gave me 3 motors... gave as in free. i havnet gone to get them yet but i know that one is a d16y8... the kid that looked at my civic last nite is damn interested and my friend wants my g2....
turbo d16y8 crx??? only time will tell.
does anybody else have that setup? or with a d16z6?
let me know how it performs.
turbo d16y8 crx??? only time will tell.
does anybody else have that setup? or with a d16z6?
let me know how it performs.