rebuild the engine?
93EXCiv
05-09-2004, 08:27 PM
i have a 93 civic EX with 157.000 on it... im wondering what i should do, if i should rebuild the engine, drop a new engine in it, or im fine the car will last a cuple more years easyly??.... im on a tight budget right now so i dont have much to spend... so what do u think?
kicker1_solo
05-09-2004, 08:37 PM
your motor is just getting broken in, I wouldn't be scared until you start getting close to 250k
PoisonFangs
05-09-2004, 09:31 PM
As long as you have taken care of it, it should last you a little while longer. I say just swap da bitch.
BlackCiv00
05-10-2004, 03:43 PM
your motor is just getting broken in, I wouldn't be scared until you start getting close to 250k
250k!!!! wow thats 20k for 12 years.....that freacking gr8. when i bought my 2000 civic i was just hoping that it would give me at least 5-6 years with no problem....and you guys saying that at 150k its just broken in!!!....thats awesome. so i guess i have plenty of time to work on my car then.....50k and four years later...i have plenty of time.
250k!!!! wow thats 20k for 12 years.....that freacking gr8. when i bought my 2000 civic i was just hoping that it would give me at least 5-6 years with no problem....and you guys saying that at 150k its just broken in!!!....thats awesome. so i guess i have plenty of time to work on my car then.....50k and four years later...i have plenty of time.
kicker1_solo
05-10-2004, 04:01 PM
250k!!!! wow thats 20k for 12 years.....that freacking gr8. when i bought my 2000 civic i was just hoping that it would give me at least 5-6 years with no problem....and you guys saying that at 150k its just broken in!!!....thats awesome. so i guess i have plenty of time to work on my car then.....50k and four years later...i have plenty of time.
yes, hondas can go and go and go. My 88 accord has 247,000+ and the motor is still as strong as the day I bought it. I have a friend that has a prelude with over 320,000+ on it, still running strong. Just treat it right, keep the maintenance regular, and you can drive forever.
yes, hondas can go and go and go. My 88 accord has 247,000+ and the motor is still as strong as the day I bought it. I have a friend that has a prelude with over 320,000+ on it, still running strong. Just treat it right, keep the maintenance regular, and you can drive forever.
JoNeZ3
05-10-2004, 04:08 PM
yes they can, built more like a rock I say haha treat her good and she'll do ya right
93EXCiv
05-11-2004, 07:52 PM
k cool thx 4 the help... i just got her and its my first honda, love it, very fun to drive, cant wait to start to work on her...
krstofer
05-12-2004, 07:20 AM
your motor is just getting broken in, I wouldn't be scared until you start getting close to 250k
Yeah, my 96 ex has just hit 160k and other than normal upkeep, it hasn't said boo.
I didn't change my timing belt until 120k then did a whole tune up and had to change the ignition coil. Other than that no other work had to be done!
Mod the hell out of the car!
Krs
Yeah, my 96 ex has just hit 160k and other than normal upkeep, it hasn't said boo.
I didn't change my timing belt until 120k then did a whole tune up and had to change the ignition coil. Other than that no other work had to be done!
Mod the hell out of the car!
Krs
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