vtech swap onto my lx.
05-25-2008, 03:10 PM
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Re: vtech swap onto my lx.
The LX comes equipped with a 1.7Liter, 117HP SOHC motor. This sounds like a small amount but since torque is high and the car is lightweight, this proves to be more than adequate for the size of the car. The Si model in canada (Ex in US) gets the same motor but with VTEC technology, boosting horsepower to 127. I find the civic to be an excellent balance of performance and economy.
I guess it would be D17Y7?
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05-25-2008, 04:52 PM
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Re: vtech swap onto my lx.
I don't know. He should spend his money on something else instead of vtec.
The LX comes equipped with a 1.7Liter, 117HP SOHC motor. This sounds like a small amount but since torque is high and the car is lightweight, this proves to be more than adequate for the size of the car. The Si model in canada (Ex in US) gets the same motor but with VTEC technology, boosting horsepower to 127. I find the civic to be an excellent balance of performance and economy.
I guess it would be D17Y7?
The LX comes equipped with a 1.7Liter, 117HP SOHC motor. This sounds like a small amount but since torque is high and the car is lightweight, this proves to be more than adequate for the size of the car. The Si model in canada (Ex in US) gets the same motor but with VTEC technology, boosting horsepower to 127. I find the civic to be an excellent balance of performance and economy.
I guess it would be D17Y7?
be nice...although the 4x4 stance is getting to me