that is really low. i was going to say. that the honda red paint does not last longer than 10 years. nice update
that is really low. i was going to say. that the honda red paint does not last longer than 10 years. nice update
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
its totally true messy, seems like all the red cars have a rough life from honda... its just a thing i guess. I do want to paint the del sol and the white prelude, but i won't probably do that until next year... maybe that will be my next years project. I figure a b16b Del Sol and a boosted b18c1 prelude is quiet a bit, not to mention everything else i've done this year already (new suspension, wheels, tires, and trans for the white prelude)... I guess from here, I'll just start updating the Ba-B16 thread or maybe start a new thread, a Ba-B18t thread or something...
civic is sold, paid in full, 1200 dollars in my hands... I luvz
so sad
At least its still going to be nearby and we'll see it around![]()
Hi, im new to this forum and just starting to learn about my car, I have a 84 hatch with a ek1 and was curious if you knew if your motor swap would work on my year to? anything you can tell me id appreciate, thanks.
That's a second gen accord. I'm not sure about those cars but what i do know is that the second generation Prelude shares more in common with the third generation accord. Keep in mind that these motors are fairly expensive, so even doing the swap its going to set up back about 5k
It really depends on the motor you want to use... But expect that most vtec b series motors are going to sty you back at least 2700 or more. That would only include trans ecu and long block. Everything else you really won't be able to use. Need the innovative mounts, wiring, axles, and sell the hydro trans and buy a cable trans...plus all the other odds and ends. Plus to get too 200 whp. 5 k easy
J35. Stock with some bolts on will be 250+whp
If it's an anything type budget, is go with an ls1. Lots of power, responds well to bolt ons, easy to find
LSx>all.
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