So I was just wondering if there is anything I can do to improve preformance on my 1994 civic ex either by replacing the whole engine with a better one or by adding some stuff... or if I should just save money and buy another car in the future... it runs great, is in good condition, and I love driving it but just want to know if i should mod or just not waste my money...

 

ok u have 2 choices, one is u could save $$ and build that engine from ground up. it really depends on u if u want to go forced induction route or n/a route is up to u. they are some guys in here that did this with moderate to impressive results. or two buy another engine slap thatpuppy on ur whip u have now. is up to u man, btwwhat are ur goals?? set up a plan and search what u want. good luck if u got any more feel free to ask these dudes on here they will try to help u out

 

it just depends what you wanna spend your money on(ie are you attached to your car or not) and how finacially setup you are.

 

If you're cheap, and just looking for speedI have the right path for u. Sell the honda, and go buy a mustang. If you want handling, speed and fuel economy, go for boost, or a b18c or H22 swap.

Youalready have moderate performance on your EX, so ouy could probably get away with a turbo and get a good power boost.

 

ive got money to spend and was maybe thinking about a k series swap... is this a good route or should i go with a b series like a 20... what are my options... I want speed and preformance but dont need something crazy... but I would like to go top dollar... is it even possible to make a civic as fast as a STI with out breaking oyur wallet? because to be ownest thats my goal... maybe even faster

 

k series are sweet man thery are the best out there now but they aint cheap, their is alot of possiblities when it comes to a swap it all depends on how much u want to spend but check this site out hmotorsonline.com

 

K-swaps are amazing. They're pretty much hands-down the best engine choices available (provided you have the cash)... and I'd say go with HMO... they're expensive, but you know what they say: you get what you pay for.