maybe he doesn't have $10,000.00 to drop on the swap..................returnoftheking said:no.....i would go with a k series, MUCH lighter then a H, lighter then a B and has way more potential
Jezek said:maybe he doesn't have $10,000.00 to drop on the swap..................
Anyway...
I have the h in mah 6th gen hatchie, and it's great...no complaints from me. It isn't my dd, but that's just cause I spoil her haha. It will be a GREAT dd
lol...how you gon tell me that an H swap costs 10K? lmaoreturnoftheking said:if you are resourceful a k swap does not cost anywhere near 10k, and to PROPERLY do a H swap it WILL run him about 10k anyway so either way
Jezek said:lol...how you gon tell me that an H swap costs 10K? lmao
to you too
LOL...I'll break it down for ya, SON.returnoftheking said:ok for starters
proper suspension setup
proper brakes
mounts
motor
mods to car to get tranny to work
proper tires to actually GET traction
EASILY 10k, dont f**k with the jedi master sun
Jezek said:LOL...I'll break it down for ya, SON.
suspension = $175 for Progress H rated springs
brakes = $350 Integra rear disc brake conversion
mounts = $400 HCP motor mounts ($100 more for front crossbar)
motor = $2200 H22a shipped
mods to car to get tranny to work ? ? ?
Traction is a problem for ANY FF with high hp/tq what happens if he gets the K lmao
$3225.00
but oh so wise jedi master, you forgot to add:
* the cable shifter/box $100.
*obd1 to obd2 wiring harness = $100
*LS radiator = $50
*New clutch/flywheel = $500
I'm sure there's more, but that just goes to show you have no idea what's really involved in an H swap into a 6th gen....
Total price = $3975...but we'll say $4000. just to be safe since some lil s**t ALWAYS will come up.
Don't f**k with the d00d with an H in his hatch, SON.
mr_ducksauce said:if im not mistakened...the h only weighs like 60 more lbs than a b series...but i dont know how much less a k series weighs than the b series..but cant be that much.....and im pretty sure the h has more tourque than the k, so that would make up for it.........IF u had the money, K without a doubt...but if money is a concern, H would not be bad AT ALL
Blazed said:well in ur own words..
to do a k swap 'properly' ur looking at a hefty price tag...
to do a h swap 'properly' ur looking at less...
because k is newer and obviously has great potential...
returnoftheking said:if you are resourceful a k swap does not cost anywhere near 10k, and to PROPERLY do a H swap it WILL run him about 10k anyway so either way
u are stupidreturnoftheking said:known fact and i am not denying it
Andrey said:u are stupid
Now all that jibber jabbering you did is great and im glad you're super good at flexing your e-intelligence. But first and foremost; just how many H swaps have you done? Hmm...... riiiight. And how many k swaps? Hmm.... riiight. Jezek and myself have both done H swaps so we've got coniserderabley more experience then your insta-google-e-knowledge ass. You do NOT NEED to upgrade the brakes to anything larger then stock. How do i know this? Ive got stock f**kin rotors up front, bub or son, or whatever your e-thug ass wants to be called. As a matter of fact ive been running stock front rotors and stock rear drums for 2.5 years now with about 11billion passes at the track with no braking problems or issues or anything else.... so right there your credibilty already is s**t.returnoftheking said:you have to be f**king kidding me, for one you half assed the radiator, you FORGOT new dampers, tires (since that IS a part of the suspension) will be necessary to SAFELY run this s**t on the street you will need at least a 205 width, preferably 225 so you can actually get some form of traction while accelerating, turning and most importantly STOPPING and $350 JUST FOR REAR DISC BRAKES is not what i mean SON, for one you WILL need to upgrade your front brakes to something CONSIDERABLY larger, preferable ITR size, you should have the rears matching for proper brake balance, and guess what ITR brake conversion IS roughly $800-$1100 just for parts (knuckles/RTAs) that doesnt include the new M/C, brake booster, prop valve and the like, your STOCK civic brakes up front dont cut the mustard going along w/ a brake ....and to be the bearer of bad news bub, but 1996 is NOT OBD-1 therfore you dont need that harness but you do need the immobilizer removed from the h22 ECU and just for your INFO the swap is $ 3600.00 Plus shipping and handling quoted from h-motors online this is in reference to a 97-98 h22a. Reverting back to OBD-1 just because the motor is cheaper is called HALF ASSING the swap. And you make me laugh thinking that the k wont kick the ass of the h powered car, lighter weight=better weight distribution which=less heat which = better braking, less tire issues to worry about which = safer ride. But if you want him to die, then i ask the OP to listen to you