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Old 12-17-2004, 12:43 AM
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engine swap ideas

I have a 1994 honda civic 4dr. like the car but no power from the 1.5l non-vtech. i don't want a 10 second car or anything but i would like something to push me around 200-275 hp. i recently had the d16z6 block in my junk 93 civic si h/b that was a good motor but i want something that i can swap into my new civic that after some mods will give me my desired power. absolutly want a stick and i would prefer the dohc over the sohc as like the d16z6. could i get some suggestion on a good block to swap that will do what i want?
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Old 12-17-2004, 10:09 PM
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-10 points for the "vtech" its vtec.

As for your swapping questions...

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