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New Engine OK i recently totalled my 95 Civic and it was pretty tight.... ill get pics asap but for now i am wondering what to do. i am buying it back from the insurance company and i intend to have it fixed but if possible i want to put in a whole new engine instead of fixing the badly damaged one. Right now i have a stock V Tec and i am looking to get a higher performance engine... perhaps an Integra engine or something like that but i don't know what will fit or which is the easiest to install if any one could offer advice and ballpark prices i would really appeciate it thanks.
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Rep Power: 0 LS/Vtec.. thats the way to go...
or just a GSR
where I am the LSvtec civics blow almost everycar in its car range..
b20 engines fit, I seen a 94 HB with it..
H22
b16
or just a GSR
where I am the LSvtec civics blow almost everycar in its car range..
b20 engines fit, I seen a 94 HB with it..
H22
b16
Last edited by AzNciVic; Jun 12, 2003 at 12:55 PM.
Originally posted by Master
any engine will fit into any car with the right amount of money
any engine will fit into any car with the right amount of money
Don't take this as a flame, but this is becoming just as common as the word "Leased" around here.
Oh well, pw for you and me.
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Rep Power: 0 An H22 (Prelude) engine will fit... But mounts are expensive! But your car will be in the mid 13 range + FASSSST!
I wouldnt really suggest an LS/Vtec because it's quite expensive and problems will arise...
Your best bet for a stater like yourself would be a B16 (SIR) or a B18C (GSR) a little more expensive engine but has more potential then the B16... It's all about the $$$
I wouldnt really suggest an LS/Vtec because it's quite expensive and problems will arise...
Your best bet for a stater like yourself would be a B16 (SIR) or a B18C (GSR) a little more expensive engine but has more potential then the B16... It's all about the $$$
The B16, or 18 is a great platform to go off of. There is just a world of aftermarket parts for either engine. And, they are common enough to where you can get them at a good price, if you look in the right places.
I would go with the B18 from the GSR myself. If youve ever driven a GSR you would understand.
I would go with the B18 from the GSR myself. If youve ever driven a GSR you would understand.
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