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Stuffing a S2000 in a 94 civic ex.


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I've been thinking about getting a H22a2 from my friend.

then sell it and put a F20C motor in the civic.

When can i find a cheap S2000 REAR END.

Will i need to make my own motor and transmission

mounts please reply ASAP.

Plus there will be alot of necessary cutting and drilling

new holes.

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Why would you buy an H22 to sell it? This swap is serious. I wouldn't dare touch it unless you have incredible fabrication and mechanical skills.

 

 

i agree.

 

its too much of a hassle, stick with the h22 like solless said.

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i agree with 97 stick with the h22. im in the process of converting my teg to rwd and fitting a worked f20c, having serious engineering troubles and serious cash restraints........upwards of 50k US.

swapping an f20c into anything is serious

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doesnt matter about weight if you have the suspension to back it up then you'll be fine

 

240 hp in f20c and h22a-s (even more expensive motor) has 220. this will give you about 15 more with the I/H/E/ and about 9 more with the cam 5 more with upgraded IM, better acceleration with 8lb flywheel, ACT clutch, light wheels and sticky tires, you will RRRRRRRRape a s2000 stock

 

 

 

all this should be tuned also

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  • 5 months later...

you could get real crazy, there is a company that make a adpter kit for a k20 tans to bolt to a f20c so it could be front wheel drive , but not to sure on wireing & what not i'll try to find the pics again & post , its kinda like that h2b kit from what ive read

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