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Another Civic Q
ok is it possible to fit a 6spd tranny on any of the engines that will fit a civic? And whats about the max hp a civic can have?1995 Honda Civic EX, and if i was to put in an H22a engine , when i go to buy engine parts i would buy them as if i was buying parts for a honda prelude right? ANd another question is, I hear all this talk about how all U.S civics have speed govenors, so can i cut mine off, or adjust it or no matter what mods I get will it top out at around from 115-135?
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Max HP for a D16Y8 engine that's in your Civic EX, is basically as much as you're willing to spend on it. If you have all the money in the world, then you can pump as much power out of it as you want. To be specific here, 200-220 WHEEL hp is about the max you can get out of the motor on stock internals (crank, rods, pistons, etc...) but if you surpass this then first thing to fail on you well be your rods that connect to the pistons. One if not all can and WILL snap in half. As for a build motor, I've seen over 400hp cranked out of an N/A (non-aspirated, or NO super charger, turbo or nitrous) motor. If you go H22 motor, then YES anything engine related you'd buy pertaining to a Prelude, you couldn't buy Civic engine parts for a Prelude motor.
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i thought i would just ask on this thread instead of starting a new one , if i was to put a h22 in my 94 civic will i be able to keep the A/C and P/S? , i have search around a couple of places i have read said no but i just wanted to make sure
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Everything else I stated except on the B-series tranny stuff, which I got showed up on is correct. That follows the keep it in the family rule on Honda trannys. I have SEEN with my own eyes (both motor itself, as well as the dyno sheets), a D15b7 motor that could crank out 220whp on STOCK internals. I really hate people that are so anti D-series, that they will deny what they don't want to hear or believe about something they don't know very much about. This D15 had a 272 grind cam from DeltaCam, upgraded springs and retainers, ported and polished head, and an added 50 shot of nitrous. Yes, it was force inducted. But stock internals are stock internals no matter what's used to make that power and they are kept in place as is. This isn't much tunage on this motor other than the cam and porting. BTW, you doubt a 400+ hp N/A D-series? Better do some reading up on Bisi E. Then you'll see that 11 seconds isn't impossible for an N/A D16
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And I never said you couldn't make 200+ on stock D series internals, I said you can't make 200 N/A on stock D series internals.
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[quote=SilverY2KCivic]This D15 had a 272 grind cam from DeltaCam, upgraded springs and retainers, ported and polished head, and an added 50 shot of nitrous. QUOTE]
when you change cams, springs, retainers, etc etc, your internals are no longer stock.
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Yes, all are internals, but the BLOCK internals are far more likely and vulnerable to fail than the head internals. When I read and talk about internals, I almost always mean the block portion of stuff. You can't really increase much power in an N/A sense without changing out the head internals if not the head itself. The block is where the strength of the engine comes from, and so for those to remain stock on 200+ hp is quite a feat in a D-series motor.
When you said "no 400+ hp N/A D-series motor anywhere" you never said race only applications didn't count, that's why I pointed out Bisi to you. It's just proof that with the right parts, and amount of money, it CAN and has been done. Obviusly an engine that is extensively built is NOT going to be streetable, but it still is the worlds fastest D15 on the planet, and no one can dispute that. Not 400 hp? It was never actually published, but if Steph's old AEM drag Civic that he used to use (the FWD H22 version) could only pull 8's on 671 turbocharged HP, then Bisi's 10.23 second N/A D15 has to be pushing some insanely high numbers, otherwise he couldn't be only 2 seconds off a turbo'ed H22. if you can find his actual HP rating on the motor before he retired it, then post it up and prove me wrong.
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you guys are just being dumb about it. i knew what he meant. i'm sorry that you guys didn't. and i know that cams are in the engines "head" not YOU head. lol. but i know what you meant cuz i'm not an ass like you guys are being
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I'm not trying to be a dick or anything, but we need to keep this realistic, there's a lot of up and comers that are reading this stuff, and taking it to heart, lets keep it as accurate as possible.
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To be fully realistic, shying someone away from building their D-series up, and doing a swap instead, isn't always the only answer. So you swap and spend the same amound you would to keep the D-series, and build it to the same hp and faster performance level of that stock B-series swap.
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