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what's up guys from SW Florida,
found this forum while searching around for honda information and in my past vehicle experiences I have learned the most from forums like this so I'm happy to have found it.
my current situation is this: I don't own a honda, or even a car. I have a 2000 mercury 5.0 V8 SUV that I love but it is killing me on fuel (aka 14 to 15 mpg depending on my foot)
So I made the decision that I want to get into a car within the next few months, but with my job and no other vehicle available I'll have to save up and buy something before I sell my SUV. So my plan is to buy an early 90's civic that needs some work (preferbly something under a grand) and get it going, then sell my suv and use that money to fix up the civic.
I know I'm going to want to do a motor swap and all of that, but as this will be my first time owning an import I need to do my research on what is what.
so...here I am
found this forum while searching around for honda information and in my past vehicle experiences I have learned the most from forums like this so I'm happy to have found it.
my current situation is this: I don't own a honda, or even a car. I have a 2000 mercury 5.0 V8 SUV that I love but it is killing me on fuel (aka 14 to 15 mpg depending on my foot)
So I made the decision that I want to get into a car within the next few months, but with my job and no other vehicle available I'll have to save up and buy something before I sell my SUV. So my plan is to buy an early 90's civic that needs some work (preferbly something under a grand) and get it going, then sell my suv and use that money to fix up the civic.
I know I'm going to want to do a motor swap and all of that, but as this will be my first time owning an import I need to do my research on what is what.
so...here I am
#5
please sir buy a 1997 civic hatchback and replace the motor with a b18c1. the motor out of the acura GSR integra.
you wont even need to turbo it to be extreamly happy with driving it.
i had one that i burried the neadle on everyday.
and then sold it still running.
please do that.
thank you
and welcome btw
you wont even need to turbo it to be extreamly happy with driving it.
i had one that i burried the neadle on everyday.
and then sold it still running.
please do that.
thank you
and welcome btw
#7
thanks for the advice, not really looking for a hatchback but they're more in my price range anyways. I'm having a hard time even in the swap section of this forum figuring out all the parts needed for each particular swap so I can get an idea of whats what and which one I would prefer to do.
I know this isn't the spot for this but if you could answer anyways.. what does it usually cost to turbo a honda?
I know this isn't the spot for this but if you could answer anyways.. what does it usually cost to turbo a honda?
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