Give Some Insight!!
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Give Some Insight!!
I am planing on buying a 97-01 Prelude but I am ganna get it with alot of miles on it so i want to swap the engines. I dont know what to get? I dont know jack about hondas!! I saw a H23a and i know this is an accord engine but my friend said it would fit but i dont know what i would have 2 change. IDK if i would be better off getting a H22a. Can eny of u guys give me some insight?
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huh? how about you get one with low miles and not swap the engine? cause it certainly donest sound like you know much of anything.
the h23 is a prelude engine. it comes in the 4th generation preludes, it will bolt right in but in most cases the only legal option would be one from a 96, which should be obd-II
the h23 is a prelude engine. it comes in the 4th generation preludes, it will bolt right in but in most cases the only legal option would be one from a 96, which should be obd-II
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I cant find a prelude without alot of miles that doesnt cost over 6,000!! And it says i dont know jack about hondas if you could have read up top and I am ganna get a 97-01!!!!!!
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it sounds like you don't know jack about cars in general...
first off a complete swap will run you a few thousand anyway... so whats the point of going high miles and swapping? secondly, once you swap your resale value shoots to a fraction of what it originally was.
so now you have your inital cost+the swap+the resale loss that you are dealing with. i would consider this choice to be the less frugal one, and if your budget is 6k i'd think you'd be looking for a 4th generation because unanticipated and scheduled matinence on a 5+ year old car will be north of 1k a year.
first off a complete swap will run you a few thousand anyway... so whats the point of going high miles and swapping? secondly, once you swap your resale value shoots to a fraction of what it originally was.
so now you have your inital cost+the swap+the resale loss that you are dealing with. i would consider this choice to be the less frugal one, and if your budget is 6k i'd think you'd be looking for a 4th generation because unanticipated and scheduled matinence on a 5+ year old car will be north of 1k a year.
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Originally Posted by ¤¼!VTÈC!
1 more question whats better geting a prelude with sh or without?
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Originally Posted by F22B Prelude
ATTS and Leather Seats is the only difference between SH and base
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The ATTS is finicky, it likes to play games on people. if you plan on riding stock i'd stay with the ATTS, but for FI or any other major modification i would stay stick to the base.