1991 honda civic engine swap
07-10-2006, 05:07 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
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> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
save your money and buy a different car. a 91 civic is a dependable
transportation appliance. it was never meant to outrun an acura nsx.
>
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
save your money and buy a different car. a 91 civic is a dependable
transportation appliance. it was never meant to outrun an acura nsx.
07-10-2006, 05:07 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
save your money and buy a different car. a 91 civic is a dependable
transportation appliance. it was never meant to outrun an acura nsx.
>
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
save your money and buy a different car. a 91 civic is a dependable
transportation appliance. it was never meant to outrun an acura nsx.
07-10-2006, 05:07 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
save your money and buy a different car. a 91 civic is a dependable
transportation appliance. it was never meant to outrun an acura nsx.
>
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
save your money and buy a different car. a 91 civic is a dependable
transportation appliance. it was never meant to outrun an acura nsx.
07-10-2006, 05:07 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
save your money and buy a different car. a 91 civic is a dependable
transportation appliance. it was never meant to outrun an acura nsx.
>
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
save your money and buy a different car. a 91 civic is a dependable
transportation appliance. it was never meant to outrun an acura nsx.
07-10-2006, 08:03 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote in
news:1152548382.879931.269570@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
I saw an article in Honda Tuning Magazine a couple of years ago about a
company that made conversion mounts and hardware for putting modern K
series motors/transaxles into older Honda/Acura products,but unfortunately
I can't remember the company.Maybe you can find them advertising in newer
issues of the mag.It wouldn't hurt to do a little research in the tuner
magazines,either.
Alternately,you could try finding/ordering a JDM B18-series DOHC VTEC motor
to put in.
It seems to me that just modifying your present motor(D-series?) would be
more cost-effective,(turbos,intake/exhaust mods,etc.) although there's no
substitute for cubic inches.(cubic centimeters??? ;-) )
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
news:1152548382.879931.269570@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
I saw an article in Honda Tuning Magazine a couple of years ago about a
company that made conversion mounts and hardware for putting modern K
series motors/transaxles into older Honda/Acura products,but unfortunately
I can't remember the company.Maybe you can find them advertising in newer
issues of the mag.It wouldn't hurt to do a little research in the tuner
magazines,either.
Alternately,you could try finding/ordering a JDM B18-series DOHC VTEC motor
to put in.
It seems to me that just modifying your present motor(D-series?) would be
more cost-effective,(turbos,intake/exhaust mods,etc.) although there's no
substitute for cubic inches.(cubic centimeters??? ;-) )
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
07-10-2006, 08:03 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote in
news:1152548382.879931.269570@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
I saw an article in Honda Tuning Magazine a couple of years ago about a
company that made conversion mounts and hardware for putting modern K
series motors/transaxles into older Honda/Acura products,but unfortunately
I can't remember the company.Maybe you can find them advertising in newer
issues of the mag.It wouldn't hurt to do a little research in the tuner
magazines,either.
Alternately,you could try finding/ordering a JDM B18-series DOHC VTEC motor
to put in.
It seems to me that just modifying your present motor(D-series?) would be
more cost-effective,(turbos,intake/exhaust mods,etc.) although there's no
substitute for cubic inches.(cubic centimeters??? ;-) )
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
news:1152548382.879931.269570@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
I saw an article in Honda Tuning Magazine a couple of years ago about a
company that made conversion mounts and hardware for putting modern K
series motors/transaxles into older Honda/Acura products,but unfortunately
I can't remember the company.Maybe you can find them advertising in newer
issues of the mag.It wouldn't hurt to do a little research in the tuner
magazines,either.
Alternately,you could try finding/ordering a JDM B18-series DOHC VTEC motor
to put in.
It seems to me that just modifying your present motor(D-series?) would be
more cost-effective,(turbos,intake/exhaust mods,etc.) although there's no
substitute for cubic inches.(cubic centimeters??? ;-) )
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
07-10-2006, 08:03 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote in
news:1152548382.879931.269570@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
I saw an article in Honda Tuning Magazine a couple of years ago about a
company that made conversion mounts and hardware for putting modern K
series motors/transaxles into older Honda/Acura products,but unfortunately
I can't remember the company.Maybe you can find them advertising in newer
issues of the mag.It wouldn't hurt to do a little research in the tuner
magazines,either.
Alternately,you could try finding/ordering a JDM B18-series DOHC VTEC motor
to put in.
It seems to me that just modifying your present motor(D-series?) would be
more cost-effective,(turbos,intake/exhaust mods,etc.) although there's no
substitute for cubic inches.(cubic centimeters??? ;-) )
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
news:1152548382.879931.269570@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
I saw an article in Honda Tuning Magazine a couple of years ago about a
company that made conversion mounts and hardware for putting modern K
series motors/transaxles into older Honda/Acura products,but unfortunately
I can't remember the company.Maybe you can find them advertising in newer
issues of the mag.It wouldn't hurt to do a little research in the tuner
magazines,either.
Alternately,you could try finding/ordering a JDM B18-series DOHC VTEC motor
to put in.
It seems to me that just modifying your present motor(D-series?) would be
more cost-effective,(turbos,intake/exhaust mods,etc.) although there's no
substitute for cubic inches.(cubic centimeters??? ;-) )
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
07-10-2006, 08:03 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote in
news:1152548382.879931.269570@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
I saw an article in Honda Tuning Magazine a couple of years ago about a
company that made conversion mounts and hardware for putting modern K
series motors/transaxles into older Honda/Acura products,but unfortunately
I can't remember the company.Maybe you can find them advertising in newer
issues of the mag.It wouldn't hurt to do a little research in the tuner
magazines,either.
Alternately,you could try finding/ordering a JDM B18-series DOHC VTEC motor
to put in.
It seems to me that just modifying your present motor(D-series?) would be
more cost-effective,(turbos,intake/exhaust mods,etc.) although there's no
substitute for cubic inches.(cubic centimeters??? ;-) )
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
news:1152548382.879931.269570@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
I saw an article in Honda Tuning Magazine a couple of years ago about a
company that made conversion mounts and hardware for putting modern K
series motors/transaxles into older Honda/Acura products,but unfortunately
I can't remember the company.Maybe you can find them advertising in newer
issues of the mag.It wouldn't hurt to do a little research in the tuner
magazines,either.
Alternately,you could try finding/ordering a JDM B18-series DOHC VTEC motor
to put in.
It seems to me that just modifying your present motor(D-series?) would be
more cost-effective,(turbos,intake/exhaust mods,etc.) although there's no
substitute for cubic inches.(cubic centimeters??? ;-) )
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net
07-10-2006, 10:56 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo.
the biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability
level to do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and
you should upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo.
the biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability
level to do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and
you should upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
07-10-2006, 10:56 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo.
the biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability
level to do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and
you should upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo.
the biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability
level to do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and
you should upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
07-10-2006, 10:56 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo.
the biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability
level to do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and
you should upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo.
the biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability
level to do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and
you should upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
07-10-2006, 10:56 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo.
the biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability
level to do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and
you should upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
> all would be appreciated.
>
how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo.
the biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability
level to do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and
you should upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
07-11-2006, 02:39 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
lots of people use acura engines in those cars. the ecu will have to be
changed and the wiring harness to the fuel injectors and distributor will
have to be changed. it's going to cost $$. i've seen civics that people put
a sohc vtec head on their non vtech stock engine. thats something else you
may be able to do.
-jeff
"jim beam" <nospam@example.net> wrote in message
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> BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
>> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
>> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
>> all would be appreciated.
>>
> how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo. the
> biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability level to
> do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and you should
> upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
changed and the wiring harness to the fuel injectors and distributor will
have to be changed. it's going to cost $$. i've seen civics that people put
a sohc vtec head on their non vtech stock engine. thats something else you
may be able to do.
-jeff
"jim beam" <nospam@example.net> wrote in message
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> BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
>> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
>> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
>> all would be appreciated.
>>
> how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo. the
> biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability level to
> do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and you should
> upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
07-11-2006, 02:39 PM
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Re: 1991 honda civic engine swap
lots of people use acura engines in those cars. the ecu will have to be
changed and the wiring harness to the fuel injectors and distributor will
have to be changed. it's going to cost $$. i've seen civics that people put
a sohc vtec head on their non vtech stock engine. thats something else you
may be able to do.
-jeff
"jim beam" <nospam@example.net> wrote in message
news:PsWdnZMoTe3Iji7ZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@speakeasy.ne t...
> BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
>> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
>> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
>> all would be appreciated.
>>
> how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo. the
> biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability level to
> do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and you should
> upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
changed and the wiring harness to the fuel injectors and distributor will
have to be changed. it's going to cost $$. i've seen civics that people put
a sohc vtec head on their non vtech stock engine. thats something else you
may be able to do.
-jeff
"jim beam" <nospam@example.net> wrote in message
news:PsWdnZMoTe3Iji7ZnZ2dnUVZ_sednZ2d@speakeasy.ne t...
> BrineyJason@gmail.com wrote:
>> I'm looking to do an engine swap on my 1991 honda civic dx 4door. I'm
>> looking for horsepower. is there any sugestions that anyone can make?
>> all would be appreciated.
>>
> how much horsepower? how much money? you have options up the wazoo. the
> biggest thing to figure out is how much to spend and your ability level to
> do the work - there's a fair amount of re-wiring involved. and you should
> upgrade the brakes. and most importantly, why the 4-door???
