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Old 01-29-2006 | 08:33 PM
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Best motor swap for a 92-95 civic

I got a 95 civic hatch and wanna make some serious power what would be my best bet for a swap and does any one know how it all installs as well
Old 01-29-2006 | 08:46 PM
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k20...pm me if you have the mney and wanna get it installed.
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Built high compression K24 bottom end with built K20 top end, individual throttle bodies, header, standalone EMS, cams, and nitrous. Or swap in a B16A.
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a k-swap? unless you have money to blow I wouldn't go near a K.

What are your power goals and budget? NA or FI?
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Im looking to spend around 6 thou and make about 400whp
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Its hard to say, because there is no one best engine for anyone. When you say serious power, what do you mean. To some people 200hp is serious power, to others its 1000hp.
Plus how much money do you have to spend on this serious power? If you have a big budget, yes go with a k-series, there is good potential there. If your on a smaller budget, strengthen your engine, and boost it.
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the best way to hit 400whp cheap.. is too boost a b-series.
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d16 of course....
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400whp wit 6g's ls/vtec turbo
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Originally Posted by BrowNKiD
400whp wit 6g's ls/vtec turbo
I'm not so suure the question was:

"Which setup will only last 30,000 kms?"
Old 02-02-2006 | 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 2NDGENTEG
I'm not so suure the question was:

"Which setup will only last 30,000 kms?"

with $6000 you can build a reliable boosted ls/vtec
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for sure, LS/Vtec is certainly the way to go for that budget, I'm in the process of getting a B18A1, then hooking up a B16 head, then hopefully an edlebrok turbo kit, it is a great setup and there are lots of parts out there for that exact motor built
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If your doing an ls-vtec and turbo, I suggest doing it at the same time. If your already tinkering with the engine, you might as well build it up for turbo while its apart instead of stripping the engine twice. Plus you will be able to run more boost out of it.
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how hard is it to do an h22a swap into a 95 civic i herd it is pretty easy and is fast as hell
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its pretty decent but no where near 400whp


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