Motor choice

[Bryce]

spoolude wrote:
to make any power with a turbed honda u MUST sleeve the block then it wouldnt matter what motor u went with because u could push 25+ psi and if u want more just go with a bigger turbo..

b16-2000$
sleeves-1000$
supporting mods- lets just say 1000$
huge turbo-1000$
labor and shit- idk ask somebody that knows
Damn it Spoolude, we should ban you from "Car Tech"...

[HandoEX]

LankorDie wrote:
Damn it Spoolude, we should ban you from "Car Tech"...
Bryce, can you help me swap an f20c (s2000) head into my accord... :rolleyes:

[Bryce]

HandoEX wrote:
Bryce, can you help me swap an f20c (s2000) head into my accord... :rolleyes:
Hahaha, yeah I'm on my way!

[krzydrftr93]

im thinking the b18c1 is sounding good. Are they quick stock?

[PSiedTSi]

krzydrftr93 wrote:
im thinking the b18c1 is sounding good. Are they quick stock?

170hp

[krzydrftr93]

that would move a hatch pretty good wouldnt it. I mean yait should move it a lot better then the d15 91 hp moves it. What do you think i could run in the 1/4 with the b18c1?

[btleier]

I don't know times, but yeah that would move a hatchback quite well.

[civtegra]

My hatch has a blown head gasket and it ran a 15.5 with a header and a short cold air intake. i guess from wut i heard not sayin its true but i heard that a htch wit a b18c1 should make a high 14 aec in a 1/4

[Phats]

14 flat is what 2 guys that did their gsr swaps ran.....with moderate supporting mods, suspension.....intake exhaust header etc.......

[krzydrftr93]

14 sec hatch pretty much stock. Well i can beat ricer mustang then. LOL that would be shane. That is cool. 14 is a lot better then the 20 eclipse

[krzydrftr93]

Does anyone know where i can get the following complete swap cheaper:

B18C 94-97 (GSR) Complete Change Over

Price: $ 3149.00 Plus shipping and handling.
Availability: In stock and ready to go.

• Motor
• Hydraulic Tranny (S80, Y80)
• ECU (P72)
• Axles with Half Shaft
• Shift Linkage
• Stock Motor Mounts *
• Alternator
• Starter
• Clutch
• Flywheel
• Intake Manifold
• Exhaust Manifold
• Fuel Rail
• Injectors
• Distributor
• Engine Harness
• Comes With All Sensors Needed
• LSD Tranny (Optional +$300)

Motors average 35,000 miles and come with a 100% start up warranty. All Sensors are guaranteed not broken and in working condition!

• Please Note: We now offer the Hasport Hydraulic tranny to cable car conversion kit for $429. Also available is the Hasport High Horsepower upgraded motor mount kit for $300.

thanks

[integra_gsr98]

That's a good deal on the motor. However when you do that you are going to want to do the following:

Headgasket
Timing Belt
Alternator Belt
and a Clutch

Those are the 4 things I recommend on EVERY swap. Because you really have no idea how many miles are on the motor, how long its sat, etc.

[civtegra]

integra_gsr98 wrote:
That's a good deal on the motor. However when you do that you are going to want to do the following:

Headgasket
Timing Belt
Alternator Belt
and a Clutch

Those are the 4 things I recommend on EVERY swap. Because you really have no idea how many miles are on the motor, how long its sat, etc.

yeah that is very true.

[PSI2HI]

Buying/looking for the cheapest swap out there is just not going to be in your best interest. Buy the most complete and best warrantied swap regardless of price unless you wanna buy twice.

[Guest]

yeah most of them say they have 30-50k....but usually have 130-150k on them....there are soem cheaper places than that i think they offer a 6 month warranty also.

And include all of those parts also.

If u buy a motor...make sure everything that is supposed to come with it actually comes with it....otherwise you gotta spend more money that you shouldnt have to!

[Guest]

mwc1 wrote:
yeah most of them say they have 30-50k....but usually have 130-150k on them....there are soem cheaper places than that i think they offer a 6 month warranty also.
How do you know that about the mileage?

[harwood39]

i want to know that too. how do oyu know about the milage?

[weshole]

If it actually is from Japan, there's a good chance it has under 80,000 mile on it. Over there they don't have near as strict of an emissions law so there engines produce more power usually. The down side for them, (an upside for us) is that when the car gets any higher of mileage, their gov't taxes the hell out of them to run that same engine so it actually becomes cheaper to either drop in a new engine and/or get a whole new car all together. Now this is by no means etched in stone but it is a good rule of thumb. And a better warranty and more complete swap is diffinately worth the xtra $$$.

[out there]

might want to look for a front-clip of a car that was known to be in good running order before it was tboned of hit from behind. usually a little more expensive than buying a swap, but you get everything, and often you get more than you expected (heavier than stock clutch, etc)

[h22d_hatch]

Hmotors is a awesome place to do business with.