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tac-it&drop-it Feb 9, 2012 08:37 AM

j swap
 
whats good with the j swaps? been doin some research into a j35a from an 02-04 oddyssey. any info could be helpful.

cvcrcr99 Feb 9, 2012 09:55 AM

What do you mean what's good? They have 2 more cylinders than "normal" Civic motors. They have this thing called torque as well which has eluded Civics in the past. ;)

Research. I doubt anyone will spoon feed you info unless it can be copy and pasted. Instead of being a douche and copying wikipedia info, I am hoping you will go out and research what is needed to do this swap. Search and you will find "SPLAT" from this forum. He currently owns two J swapped hatches. Read through his threads.

tac-it&drop-it Feb 16, 2012 09:11 PM

haha wicki sucks but i didnt know if anyone had their pro/con opinions to throw out. but ill look that dude up. thanks.

Shandles Feb 17, 2012 05:28 AM

well if you want to hear a bad thing about it: it weighs more than other swaps. I've heard (but can't confirm) that it will kill your civic's handling because of the added weight in the front end.

tac-it&drop-it Feb 19, 2012 07:10 AM

yea but weight distribution could probably help that to some point. i hear its not any harder than a k swap? that seem true?

Shandles Feb 19, 2012 08:39 AM

it depends on what you consider "difficult". It seems to me that you need to look up both swaps, DO SOME READING, and figure out which will be best for you.

and what do you mean, "weight distribution" could help that? You mean like throwing a sub box in the back to even out how much weight is distributed throughout the car? because its not as easy as that...


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