85 Wagon Engine Swap??
jrongish
03-23-2002, 02:53 AM
I have an 1985 Civic Wagon 2wd. I am looking to do an engine/transmission swap. Mainly because I think it would make a great sleeper.. Most people expect a CRX or Integra to be fast, but a Civic Wagon.. No way :-) Well.. Does anyone know if and where I could get an Engine put in like a ZC or something. Im looking for about 150 hp in it. I think a ZC with intake and headers and nice exaust should do that. Please let me know [email protected]
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90CRXZCSi
03-24-2002, 12:07 PM
Yea i think a ZC would work. Then with intake, headers and a custom exhaust would be pretty nice.;)
Davidov Speed WRC
03-24-2002, 04:12 PM
The ZC is an excellent motor with very high potential, and is also a direct bolt in for our 3rd Gen Civics.
However, the ZC can be a little hard to come by, the 1st Gen Integra(86-89)motor D16A1 is the same as the ZC, but the de-tuned American version.
Its really a matter of availability, price, and personal preference.
Keep us updated on the swap!
However, the ZC can be a little hard to come by, the 1st Gen Integra(86-89)motor D16A1 is the same as the ZC, but the de-tuned American version.
Its really a matter of availability, price, and personal preference.
Keep us updated on the swap!
mellowboy
03-24-2002, 04:40 PM
Originally posted by Davidov Speed WRC
However, the ZC can be a little hard to come by, the 1st Gen Integra(86-89)motor D16A1 is the same as the ZC, but the de-tuned American version.
Yeh ZC or most of the SIR engines are really hard to come now. Not only that...they jacked the prices up also!
However, the ZC can be a little hard to come by, the 1st Gen Integra(86-89)motor D16A1 is the same as the ZC, but the de-tuned American version.
Yeh ZC or most of the SIR engines are really hard to come now. Not only that...they jacked the prices up also!
jrongish
03-24-2002, 09:31 PM
Well.. I would be willing to pay $1500 or so for the motor.. Im not sure how much installation is. But I figure add in clutch, intake, and headers. The total job should be under $3000. Problem is I live in Wichita, KS.. Does anyone know of a place that I could buy the ZC motor and have the work done that is in the midwest? I.E. Not in CA, NY, or FL... :)
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