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Old 05-17-2003, 07:29 PM
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H22 in a 96 HB?
Can you huys provide me with some websites about putting a H22A into a 96 Civic Hatchback, I am very interested in this swap. From what i have read it seems that i should use Place Racing mounts due to the location compared to Hasport? What about Wiring?How much different is the H22 from the 96 Civic? I will have the JDM wiring harness and ECU....

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get wiring kits from hasport or place i wouldnt recomend you doing it unless your expereirenced (spelled wrong its late im tired good night)
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I will contact them tommrow, do they make them for OBD2 cars? i noticed hasport has them for OBD1 cars....

Kyle

Anyone know any problems I will come into? I will probley use Place Racing engine mounts, Axles, Shift Linkage....
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i really don't get any info for you...

..but i just wanted to say good luck with the swap.

Its gonna be beastly when its finished
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if they dont you can get a skunk 2 obd2 to obd 1 conversion obd1 is better anyway or just get the obd 1
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