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Old 06-05-2003, 04:17 PM
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Question Civic 2002 Engine code

I'm trying to find out what kind of Engine I can swap into my 02 civic. I think the K20A may be a match but I can't find much information on new civics and I am not sure of my engine code. If anybody can help me out I'd appreciate it

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I think you have a D17, not sure of what comes after that, but the k series works ive heard, not sure of how much work is required but i remember seeing a mount kit on hasport to put the K series into a 7th gen civic.you should get the RSX type R swap, I am pretty sure that the TSX has a K24, and so does the crv, and I am not sure, but I think the TSX's K24 is a I vtec K24. that would be nice in a civic.
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