F20B in a civic?
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F20B in a civic?
I know its an accord engine (f20b = jdm accord sir, 200 hp 145 ft/lbs), but since people throw in h22's, would a f20b fit into a civic?
main reasons for asking: When I do get a swap done, I was wanting a b18c5 (do it once, do it right ), but the f20b is almost $1000 less, and has more torque.
main reasons for asking: When I do get a swap done, I was wanting a b18c5 (do it once, do it right ), but the f20b is almost $1000 less, and has more torque.
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Originally posted by txhatch
Its probably not done often for a reason.
Its probably not done often for a reason.
can anyone actually contribute?
I know the f20b is physiclly smaller than the h-beast. I remember back in my accord modding days, even this engine was looked over with those guys in favor of the h22, most likely due to being able to find one. People don't think of it, not to mention you don't see them for sale on many sites. But if you can fit an h22, I figure why not one of these? I know there may be some tranny issues (cable), but I won't do the swap myself h: I just wanted to get some input before I went to my shop of choice and asked them about it.
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Originally posted by 18secFerio
yeah, because everyone on the bandwagon gets b18's and b16's
yeah, because everyone on the bandwagon gets b18's and b16's
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Originally posted by txhatch
Because it would cost as much to install as an h22, and a h22 would be more beneficial.
Because it would cost as much to install as an h22, and a h22 would be more beneficial.