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Old 07-14-2003, 10:09 PM
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i need a highly recommened site....

i was about to order a new engine formy crx and i was just looking for a highly recommended site to order it from??maybe a good site with a cheap shipping price to fl.....or just any site that will be good....thanks for any help
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Old 07-14-2003, 10:19 PM
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I would go for a b-16 in your crx not a zc unless you got a good plan for a build up. You should try e-bay there are quality stores on ebay that sell slightly used engines from japan. You can also try jdmrecycler.com they are recommended and sell b-16s. If your crx is an si then wiring will be a snap for the b-16. good luck
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Old 07-14-2003, 11:46 PM
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at first i was goign to get a b16 but then i didnt want to drop it in stock i wanted to rebuild everything then drop it in but i need an engine to use while i build that up so im jus going to go with a zc for about a year or two and get a b16 and build it up then drop it in......i want to order when i get my next check which i think is tomorrow so i dont really kno where to get it from im thinking hmotorsonline.........thanks
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Old 07-15-2003, 02:34 AM
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yea i wouldnt go for ebay motors. sure they might be from shops, but u can never really tell on ebay. i would go with hmotorsonline. definately a reputable place to buy motors. im sure someone would've flamed u by now though. telling u to search the forums. at first i thought those guys were dickholes....but im starting to realize their logic. do a simple search. this questions has been asked too many times. haha i dont even know why im replying. im at school and im bored ok! OK IM SORRY! SHIT! ....i hate summer school.....
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i have type-r stickers on my bike, will it go faster?
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Don't you know, it's 10 hp for every sticker, 50 hp extra for every additional inch of rear spoiler behond stock height.
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Old 07-15-2003, 11:03 AM
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I bought my Civic Type R engine from www.inlinefour.com for $4,000 and $450 shipped it from Cali to Ohio. When they took it off the truck it was COMPLETELY wrapped in tough packaging, totally held together. It came with intake/exhaust manifold, ECU, full wiring harness, limited slip differential transmission w/axles, alternator, all belts, hoses and wires were actually taken off the doner car instead of snipped so they're reusable. A compression test showed 210 across all four (beyond perfect). The only thing was the throttle positioning sensor was busted, but all Civic tps's are swappable so I used my old one... no biggie. It shipped out on a Thursday and arrived the next Tuesday. It's been the most complete and highest quality swap I've ever seen in my life. Definitly give them a call before anybody else.

Hmotorsonline sells good engines too, but for the same price you don't get all the goodies like I did, from what I've heard on other forums.
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Old 07-15-2003, 10:47 PM
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yea inline four is a good shop. its actually not too far from me actually. they have some bad ass cars there (ie rhd integs, hatches, etc) 4000 for the b16b seems like a good deal. i know the ctr motors are going down in price lately havent they? i remember they used to cost almost the same as a b18c5. i saw no point in getting the ctr motor. i havent looked into honda motors for a while now so yea i guess things have changed. oh well.
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Old 07-15-2003, 11:14 PM
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The point for me is because I have a hatch, I guess for "cool points" maybe. And it's a lot faster than my D16... Also I wanted something I wouldn't need to mod up to go fast, and I don't have the money for a turbo. Seemed the perfect engine for me. They have other engines too, along with Spoon/JUN crap piled up on their site. Check them out if you want, it was just a good suggestion.
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Old 07-16-2003, 11:29 PM
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I bought my B16A w/lsd, appropriate axles and ecu, hasport mounts and linkage, shipped from CA to MD for $2200 total cost. I bought it from Hmotorsonline and Steve was easy to work with. IMO he's a good guy, and a straight shooter. I've heard he's out of stock at times (he was when I initially called), but I was patient and he came through for me.
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Old 07-17-2003, 10:33 AM
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Really? Initially I called them looking for an Si engine and yeah, they were out of stock. The guy started getting short with me when I asked him for advice on what to get for my hatch. The best they had at the time was an '01 GSR for $4k, same as my B16B. I told him I'd check around and call back and he didn't even say bye. I called back and got voicemail, left a message and they never called me back.

I talked to a guy named Steve at Inlinefour too, and he was pretty cool with helping me out about technical crap. The engine they were going to send me failed a compression test so they called and let me know they'd order a new one and send it. From what I've heard most places just grab an engine and ship it out... I was pretty impressed with him not sending me a garbage engine for an extra buck.
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Old 07-18-2003, 08:39 AM
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The guy started getting short with me when I asked him for advice on what to get for my hatch.
You have to understand that you are probably not the only person that asked hm those kinds of questions. What is best for your hatch, isn't an easy question for anyone except you. And they are a dealer, not really a tech shop.
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Old 07-18-2003, 09:32 AM
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I understand that, but I'm also a customer and because of their attitude they didn't make $4,000+ that I was going to pay. Oh well, I drove my car last night for the first time with the B16B swapped in and I'm beyond happy with it.
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