Imported 1988 Honda City
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is that the new shape with the squat rectangular head lights.. how much do they weigh, i've always been keen to modify one of those i reckon they would look mean slammed with big wheels
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just whack a t2 engine in it.. another great conversion
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I thought these came with a D13? Is it EFI?
Ahh the possibilities of Hybrid- D13, D15, D16Y8 (vtec 130hp). All bolt in and it would be quite a beast with a D16 SOHC vtec (around $700 for full conversion).
The D16 and ZC are basically the same motor so the non vtec twin cam crx motor would also go in. Why stop there. A healthy D16 vtec/ZC with a bolt on turbo kit will put out 250hp with no internal engine mods. Now we're talking a quick car.
The best thing is that all these parts are available second hand cheaply as those with the bug upgrade to a B series engine in the bigger bodied cars.
Ahh the possibilities of Hybrid- D13, D15, D16Y8 (vtec 130hp). All bolt in and it would be quite a beast with a D16 SOHC vtec (around $700 for full conversion).
The D16 and ZC are basically the same motor so the non vtec twin cam crx motor would also go in. Why stop there. A healthy D16 vtec/ZC with a bolt on turbo kit will put out 250hp with no internal engine mods. Now we're talking a quick car.
The best thing is that all these parts are available second hand cheaply as those with the bug upgrade to a B series engine in the bigger bodied cars.
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well if thats the case.. what he said ;D
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I wouldnt trust turboing the ZC motors with no internal engine mods as i have had a Civic Si with a zc1600 in it and worked it quite hard (no turbo)
http://hyperdisc.unitec.ac.nz/iwd103s1/NIKOLD01/frameset.htm (just the basic mods were listed on that website)..........Had to part with it cause i fried the piston rings (smoked more than a 2 stroke motorbike).
Saw the guy who bought my car like 2 months later and he reckons he had to spend another 3k just to get it running after a gearbox blew and he couldnt bare the fact that it smoked and chewed oil more than a 2stroke.
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http://hyperdisc.unitec.ac.nz/iwd103s1/NIKOLD01/frameset.htm (just the basic mods were listed on that website)..........Had to part with it cause i fried the piston rings (smoked more than a 2 stroke motorbike).
Saw the guy who bought my car like 2 months later and he reckons he had to spend another 3k just to get it running after a gearbox blew and he couldnt bare the fact that it smoked and chewed oil more than a 2stroke.
cheers
BOB
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it'd have to be a weapon if he spent 3g on it as i can reco an engine for about 500 and do some mods for about 800 and a second hand gearbox cant be worth more that 500
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I have personal experience with a properly turboed ZC EG civic. The thing made 250hp on 7 psi internally stock after 5 years the only problem was the syncros on second gear. They are strong motors but stock rods will let go after 250hp.
Is this car still for sale BTW?
Is this car still for sale BTW?
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