'93 Civic Hatch Swap
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'93 Civic Hatch Swap
GSR, Type-R, or H-22. Just getting your opinions on pros and cons. I am NOT planning on a turbo, more then likely N/A or supercharged. Thanks :P
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depends. from the sounds of it im guessing you are planning for a drag car? type r motors are great for all motor, but are WAY overpriced. gsr is nuetral, you can build it either direction, rather for turbo, supercharge, or all motor applications. if you are going for a straight line drag car, id say your best bet would be the h22. youll lose most cornering ability, unless you been an assload on suspension, and even then it wont be as nice as if you swapped in a b16 or a b18c. you might also want to think about a b20 out of a crv. i believe thats what 0psi is running in his coupe, all motor, and hes put down some decent times.
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Originally posted by NoReverse95Teg
. i believe thats what 0psi is running in his coupe, all motor, and hes put down some decent times.
. i believe thats what 0psi is running in his coupe, all motor, and hes put down some decent times.
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An h22 hatch makes a damn nice daily driver IMO, when built properly there are no problems at all (other than axles) The power is super sweet. By the way, they dont handle that bad either.
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I believe B20 will be the choice
Sure I could go H-22, and I feel a B16 just is not enough, in my opinion at least. Hopefully still a direct swap? I want the control with the power, so I figure this is a good compromise.
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the h22 will need a mount kit and shifter assembly. they are cable shifters that have to be made to fit in the car.
this is not a drop in install. you cant use your ac or power steering
if it were me i'd just go with a gsr or a b18b swap. the b18b being by far the easiest.
let me know if you need someone to swap it for you
this is not a drop in install. you cant use your ac or power steering
if it were me i'd just go with a gsr or a b18b swap. the b18b being by far the easiest.
let me know if you need someone to swap it for you
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