Need Help
I was wondering if anyone can point me in the direction of a quality shop to do a motor swap. I am wanting to swap an h22 into my 92 Prelude since some shops do specialize in different makes. Locations and numbers would be great to. thanks ahead of time.
WeGoFast is the only place i'd take it.don't have their number handy,but i'm sure sombody will post it.they're located in Salem.
Chris
I've never had any personal experience with WeGoFast, but I've talked to many people that have, and have heard nothing but good things about them.
Once we get my girlfriend a new car, I'm thinking about having them do a swap in her Civic and turn it into a race car.
Once we get my girlfriend a new car, I'm thinking about having them do a swap in her Civic and turn it into a race car.
Why not?
Hondas are cheap to modify. Yeah, I know they get a bad rap. But with relatively little money and work, you can make a Civic hatchback into a pretty quick car. No, it will probably never run 9's in the quarter, but that's fine with me. It's just something to tinker with. And if I mess something up or break something, it's not my primary car, so it's not a big deal if it has to sit a while.
Plus, I already have the car, so no money to put out there.
Hondas are cheap to modify. Yeah, I know they get a bad rap. But with relatively little money and work, you can make a Civic hatchback into a pretty quick car. No, it will probably never run 9's in the quarter, but that's fine with me. It's just something to tinker with. And if I mess something up or break something, it's not my primary car, so it's not a big deal if it has to sit a while.
Plus, I already have the car, so no money to put out there.
Why not?
Hondas are cheap to modify. Yeah, I know they get a bad rap. But with relatively little money and work, you can make a Civic hatchback into a pretty quick car. No, it will probably never run 9's in the quarter, but that's fine with me. It's just something to tinker with. And if I mess something up or break something, it's not my primary car, so it's not a big deal if it has to sit a while.
Plus, I already have the car, so no money to put out there.
Hondas are cheap to modify. Yeah, I know they get a bad rap. But with relatively little money and work, you can make a Civic hatchback into a pretty quick car. No, it will probably never run 9's in the quarter, but that's fine with me. It's just something to tinker with. And if I mess something up or break something, it's not my primary car, so it's not a big deal if it has to sit a while.
Plus, I already have the car, so no money to put out there.






