need help with possible motor swap
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need help with possible motor swap
I recently got a 77' honda civic, but it has a blown motor. I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on what kind of motor i could replace the old one with and how difficult it would be.
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If that is the civic you speak of, I say you drop a K-series into it h:
BTW, your 77 civic has 50 hp stock and is a 1.2L 4-cylinder. Dayum man, what are you running at the track, like 23's?
More info here: http://www.edmunds.com/reviews/gener...2/article.html (I was bored h: )
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Yes they did but no Civics didnt get love until the EF's came around 88-91. They're definately a classic but didn't think anyone still owned them. Good luck finding a motor for that year..
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Originally Posted by Magic Carpet
omg there were civics back then, thats nuts!
Originally Posted by gingas
Yes they did but no Civics didnt get love until the EF's came around 88-91.
If I recall correctly, the late '70s Accord engine can be made to work in the '77 Civic... something like a 1.8l.
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Originally Posted by skue
hey, thanks for the suggestions...but does anyone know if its possible to drop in say...a d16 or whatnot?
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This is actually very interesting indeed because I was still waiting for you to day "oops, typo, I meant 87." But wow, you really have a 77' civic. You need to keep us informed on how this progresses because I think this is a historical event Post some pics if you can too, I wanna see this bad boy.
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Originally Posted by skue
hey, thanks for the suggestions...but does anyone know if its possible to drop in say...a d16 or whatnot?
It's about the same amount of work as dropping a D16 into a Toyota Camry.