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Old 05-21-2002, 01:58 AM
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engine swap

hi guys!!!

i am new in the whole car modification sector, just wanted to ask for a bit of help.
i have a honda crx '91, since the australian car standards suck they downgraded the engine to only 113hp.
since my mum is driving faster on her pushbike, i want to put different engine into it, but really unsure about the size/fit difficulties.

following possibilities were suggested, if someone would say yay or nay on the types that will fit in it would be really apperciated.INTEGRA
97-98
2000 type R B18C5 3G - DC 1797 cc 195 @ 8000 rpm
95-00 type R B18C5 3G - DC 1797 cc 197 @ 8000 rpm
95-97 Si R B18C 3G - DC 1797 cc 178 @ 7600 rpm

CIVIC
97 + type R B16B 6G - EK 1595 cc 184 @ 7800 rpm
96 + Si R 2 B16A 6G - EK 1595 cc 168 @ 7800 rpm
96 + Vti B16A 6G - EK 1595 cc 168 @ 7800 rpm

PRELUDE
99-01 H22A2 5G - BB6 2157 cc 200 @ 7000 rpm
97-98 H22A1 5G - BB6 2157 cc 195 @ 7000 rpm
97 + Si R H22A 5G - BB 2157 cc 200 @ 6800 rpm
97 + type S H22A 5G - BB 2157 cc 220 @ 7200 rpm
92-96 Si / Se H23A1 4G - BB2 2258 cc 160 @ 5800 rpm
94-96 Vtec H22A1 4G - BB1 2156 cc 190 @ 6800 rpm
92-96 Si F22 4G - BA 2156 cc 160 @ 6000 rpm
92-96 Vtec H22 4G - BB 2157 cc 200 @ 6800 rpm


Thank you in advance, forgive the ignorance.
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