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Old 04-28-2003, 02:31 PM
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engine chart

ok i saw a chart last night that had specifics of honda's and acura's engines. Its was on a different website and the url ended something like tuning.com/chart. I want to say it was www.vtectuning.com/chart but i don't think so. I printed out the "civic 92-00 engine swap info" in the Civic 92+ forum and i was planning on printing out this chart and reading both of them but now i can't find the chart. It had all the cars that honda makes including the more expensive Acura ones as well. I think i found the link through AF but now i'm not having any luck. Help anyone?
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ah yes...that's the stuff...thanks.
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