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11-25-2002, 08:45 AM
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Please post your basic or simple questions here and someone will hopefully be able to answer your question in a quick and timely manner.
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11-25-2002, 08:48 AM
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can you replace the endlinks on steering racks? cause i need to change mine
11-27-2002, 01:32 PM
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Ok I just took the 2000 civic si, 5spd of course out that I am considering buying. I poped the hood to check the engine and saw that it didnt have one of these
the black thing that says dohc v-tec and the honda logo. it was really too dark to read what it said on it. but it looked something like this
now I thought I had read somewhere that all 99-00 si's had a v-tec. am I wrong about this or could the engine of been like this
thanks
the black thing that says dohc v-tec and the honda logo. it was really too dark to read what it said on it. but it looked something like this
now I thought I had read somewhere that all 99-00 si's had a v-tec. am I wrong about this or could the engine of been like this
thanks
11-27-2002, 01:34 PM
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Originally posted by ni$mo
Ok I just took the 2000 civic si, 5spd of course out that I am considering buying. I poped the hood to check the engine and saw that it didnt have one of these
the black thing that says dohc v-tec and the honda logo. it was really too dark to read what it said on it. but it looked something like this
now I thought I had read somewhere that all 99-00 si's had a v-tec. am I wrong about this or could the engine of been like this
thanks
Ok I just took the 2000 civic si, 5spd of course out that I am considering buying. I poped the hood to check the engine and saw that it didnt have one of these
the black thing that says dohc v-tec and the honda logo. it was really too dark to read what it said on it. but it looked something like this
now I thought I had read somewhere that all 99-00 si's had a v-tec. am I wrong about this or could the engine of been like this
thanks
VTEC...not v-tec
Are you from Canada? Canadian Si's do not have the DOHC VTEC B16, but rather a SOHC VTEC D16. Similar to the US EX trim.
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11-27-2002, 01:56 PM
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Originally posted by asiandoood
VTEC...not v-tec
Are you from Canada? Canadian Si's do not have the DOHC VTEC B16, but rather a SOHC VTEC D16. Similar to the US EX trim.
VTEC...not v-tec
Are you from Canada? Canadian Si's do not have the DOHC VTEC B16, but rather a SOHC VTEC D16. Similar to the US EX trim.
11-27-2002, 02:14 PM
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Originally posted by ni$mo
**** ya I remember someone saying that back at altimas.net. So than it should just be like the 2nd one than? I am from Canada, so there isnt a dohc v-tec modle up here besides the new si?
**** ya I remember someone saying that back at altimas.net. So than it should just be like the 2nd one than? I am from Canada, so there isnt a dohc v-tec modle up here besides the new si?
the DOHC B16 is found on your SiR. The Si will only have the SOHC.
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sorry to repost this but no one answered it from the first ask simple and basic questions thread . Are there any negative side effects to putting a 2000cc stroker kit on a B18C? what about if you are gonna turbo it? is it worth it? also some people say it is better to turbo a LS motor as opposed to a GSR, is that only because of the compression ratio? one more thing, about how much boost would you need to run to get a B18C to about 300 whp? thanks for the help
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Don't know if this is considered a basic question, but is it possible to use a radiator off a 94+ integra and use it for an EG civic. I don't have AC and was considering a new radiator and was wondering if I could get one that was meant for a DC (ie I bought a Koyo radiator for a teggy to fit my car).