ls/vtec in 87 civic
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ls/vtec in 87 civic
i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
obd i need to go with?
is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
obd i need to go with?
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Re: ls/vtec in 87 civic
brownboyrx@gmail.com wrote:
> i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
> is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
> hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
> work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
> everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
> and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
> obd i need to go with?
>
don't waste ANY time even thinking about it. the 87 suspension is lousy
compared to the 88 through 2000 civics - it's just not worth putting a
good motor into a poor body.
> i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
> is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
> hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
> work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
> everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
> and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
> obd i need to go with?
>
don't waste ANY time even thinking about it. the 87 suspension is lousy
compared to the 88 through 2000 civics - it's just not worth putting a
good motor into a poor body.
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Re: ls/vtec in 87 civic
brownboyrx@gmail.com wrote:
> i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
> is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
> hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
> work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
> everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
> and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
> obd i need to go with?
>
don't waste ANY time even thinking about it. the 87 suspension is lousy
compared to the 88 through 2000 civics - it's just not worth putting a
good motor into a poor body.
> i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
> is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
> hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
> work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
> everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
> and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
> obd i need to go with?
>
don't waste ANY time even thinking about it. the 87 suspension is lousy
compared to the 88 through 2000 civics - it's just not worth putting a
good motor into a poor body.
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Re: ls/vtec in 87 civic
brownboyrx@gmail.com wrote:
> i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
> is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
> hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
> work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
> everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
> and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
> obd i need to go with?
>
don't waste ANY time even thinking about it. the 87 suspension is lousy
compared to the 88 through 2000 civics - it's just not worth putting a
good motor into a poor body.
> i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
> is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
> hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
> work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
> everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
> and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
> obd i need to go with?
>
don't waste ANY time even thinking about it. the 87 suspension is lousy
compared to the 88 through 2000 civics - it's just not worth putting a
good motor into a poor body.
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Re: ls/vtec in 87 civic
brownboyrx@gmail.com wrote:
> i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
> is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
> hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
> work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
> everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
> and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
> obd i need to go with?
>
don't waste ANY time even thinking about it. the 87 suspension is lousy
compared to the 88 through 2000 civics - it's just not worth putting a
good motor into a poor body.
> i wanted to do a ls/vtec swap in my 87 civic, the only problem i have
> is that the mount kits and information i find is for 88 and up civic
> hatchbacks. it sounds like a stupid question but are these mounts gonna
> work in my engine bay like 88+ civic's? also if these do work will
> everything that goes with swap work as well such as axles, hubs, ecu,
> and wiring harness. my car is pretty old, so i also need to know what
> obd i need to go with?
>
don't waste ANY time even thinking about it. the 87 suspension is lousy
compared to the 88 through 2000 civics - it's just not worth putting a
good motor into a poor body.
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