engine swap for 2000 civic auto
#4
RE: engine swap for 2000 civic auto
ORIGINAL: Justice.
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- How much money do you have?
- Are you leaving the engine stock? Building it? Turbocharging it? Just bolt ons?
- What are you using the car for? DD? Strip? AutoX?
- How much knowledge do you have of swapping engines?
- How much horsepower do you want? And dont just say as much as i can get......
But without these answered......nobody can answer anything.
#5
RE: engine swap for 2000 civic auto
How much money do you have?
$2000-$3000
- Are you leaving the engine stock? Building it? Turbocharging it? Just bolt ons?
imma add header, intake, exhaust, suspension
- What are you using the car for? DD? Strip? AutoX?
i have no clue just cruisin
- How much knowledge do you have of swapping engines?
i have none whatsoever
- How much horsepower do you want? And dont just say as much as i can get......
250-300 hp hopefully.
$2000-$3000
- Are you leaving the engine stock? Building it? Turbocharging it? Just bolt ons?
imma add header, intake, exhaust, suspension
- What are you using the car for? DD? Strip? AutoX?
i have no clue just cruisin
- How much knowledge do you have of swapping engines?
i have none whatsoever
- How much horsepower do you want? And dont just say as much as i can get......
250-300 hp hopefully.
#6
RE: engine swap for 2000 civic auto
I see you're from CA. For $2k-$3k its gonna be hard to get 250 hp. I would say a turbo is your best bet, but theres only a few turbo kits legal in CA. Edelbrock makes one for 3kI think, its wastegated to 8 psi. I should give you a bit more power. Another route is an engine swap. A B18B full swap is $2200, but you would need to swap it in yourself unless you have any mechanic friends.
If I had 3k to spend on my car, I would buy a manual transmission and turbo the engine in it. I live in CA too so I face the same tuning and performance issues you do.
If I had 3k to spend on my car, I would buy a manual transmission and turbo the engine in it. I live in CA too so I face the same tuning and performance issues you do.
#7
RE: engine swap for 2000 civic auto
ORIGINAL: Justice.
How much money do you have?
$2000-$3000
- Are you leaving the engine stock? Building it? Turbocharging it? Just bolt ons?
imma add header, intake, exhaust, suspension
- What are you using the car for? DD? Strip? AutoX?
i have no clue just cruisin
- How much knowledge do you have of swapping engines?
i have none whatsoever
- How much horsepower do you want? And dont just say as much as i can get......
250-300 hp hopefully.
How much money do you have?
$2000-$3000
- Are you leaving the engine stock? Building it? Turbocharging it? Just bolt ons?
imma add header, intake, exhaust, suspension
- What are you using the car for? DD? Strip? AutoX?
i have no clue just cruisin
- How much knowledge do you have of swapping engines?
i have none whatsoever
- How much horsepower do you want? And dont just say as much as i can get......
250-300 hp hopefully.
$2200, H22 swap (that is from waht i've heard more comfortable with bolt ons than F/I), which works out well for what you want
Just cruisin....then lets say DD.
No knowledge? Well H swaps aren't the easiest, but they're not the hardest either. Find a shop, mechanic, or just somebody that knows alot about engines maybe to help you out or something.
While the H22 has a little less than 200 hp, you WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED WITH IT. The torque from what i hear is out of this world.
#8
RE: engine swap for 2000 civic auto
i too have a 2000 automatic honda civic (ex), kinda messed up my engine recently when i drove through a huge puddle (damn) and was looking to just swapping the engine instead of fixing it, i have a buddy selling me a rebuilt k20 with everything needed inorder to also make it automatic...does a k20 sound like a bad idea for a civic or no??i'm new to this site...dont know much about cars
#9
RE: engine swap for 2000 civic auto
^ well you should probably start your own thread, but a k swap into a 6th gen IS NOT AN EASY THING. You need alot of random parts and alot of knowledge, time and money. Good luck though! I think www.k20a.org is an aweosme sight, check it out (and next time start your own thread )
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