best budget build?
#1
best budget build?
i have a 1998 LX sedan. so far i have a AEM SRI and i got a buddy with a '98 dx who is willing to give me his dc sport headers will they fit my car? also what other cheap parts can i get and still get a quick NA car? i know i have to address air, fuel, and spark to get power. I have got the air and for spark i was thinking MSD cap,rotor, and wires and iriduim plugs what do you all think? and for fuel mabey and aem fuel rail? about what would it cost to get a quick SLEEPER (very important) civic. I have built imports before but never a civic is there is any better parts for the civic brandwise?on the 1998 LX what is the motor code is it a D,B,Z or what?I know what VTEC is but how helpful is it and is it worth the money for a conversion?what would it cost?
#2
RE: best budget build?
the lx and dx have the same motor, parts should be interchangable. Get an exhuast system and dont mess with fuel rails its not neccessary at this point. The MSD stuff will help, but dont expect your world to be moved. Good luck.
#3
RE: best budget build?
Dude, research...YOU DO NOT NEED a fuel rail...your stock one is fine. If you research you'll know that you hava a 316y7 engine. The best bang for the buck would be a Y8 head swap and than turbo...that is if you want a fast sleeper.
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RE: best budget build?
ORIGINAL: Roto
. If you research you'll know that you hava a 316y7 engine.
. If you research you'll know that you hava a 316y7 engine.
#8
RE: best budget build?
I like the D16Y7, i may be the only one though. It's a fun engine for a daily driver thats both economical and reliable. It won't make astronomical gains from bolt ons, but a more involved setup will yeild a nice advantage. Just run every future prospective mod by the forum to see if it is worthy of your money.
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