evo8 or secong gen eclipse motor possible swap for an 03 oz??
I have an a/t (tryin to switch to m/t wit eng swap) 2003 lancer oz....i cant get rid of it for awhile, but does ne1 kno if an evo8 with fwd tranny wud work (jus a thought more of last option)....or a second gen eclipse motor would work as well?....or ne other motors that wud work?
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Last edited by BeyondRealityOZ; Jul 3, 2005 at 06:27 PM.
as far as I know theres nothing that will swap right in with little trouble. Anything is possible, but no one has been successful with any attempted swap before, at least that I was aware of.
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just to give u an idea
this was years back
my buddy bought a 95 civic, $2300
B18C 98 spec R, $5000 very nice motor, awesome condition, 15k miles on it, JDM
(this is with tranny and axles, ECU and all that good stuff
Swap Cost, $1000
now the civic and integra share almost the same frame, the mounts and shift linkage fit right on
so now you think you are done
the stock civic radiator is not good enough, fluidlyne radiator $700
now the civic tires kinda suck, 185 is not good enough, so the lancer wheels and tires with an evo motor = not good
so plan on wheels and tires probably
he had to upgrade the suspension do to heavier engine
another 700 for shocks and springs (ground control)
there is a lot of little things, like the JDM throttle cable is on the opposite side, luckily u can get a 90-93 US integra cable to solve that
but what im trying to say, its not worth it, especially with u not having an old car, its to new to do a swap and it wont raise its value
now his civic is a lot of fun to drive, and its a wolf in sheep's clothing, but honda swaps are easy
i wouldn't do it
this was years back
my buddy bought a 95 civic, $2300
B18C 98 spec R, $5000 very nice motor, awesome condition, 15k miles on it, JDM
(this is with tranny and axles, ECU and all that good stuff
Swap Cost, $1000
now the civic and integra share almost the same frame, the mounts and shift linkage fit right on
so now you think you are done
the stock civic radiator is not good enough, fluidlyne radiator $700
now the civic tires kinda suck, 185 is not good enough, so the lancer wheels and tires with an evo motor = not good
so plan on wheels and tires probably
he had to upgrade the suspension do to heavier engine
another 700 for shocks and springs (ground control)
there is a lot of little things, like the JDM throttle cable is on the opposite side, luckily u can get a 90-93 US integra cable to solve that
but what im trying to say, its not worth it, especially with u not having an old car, its to new to do a swap and it wont raise its value
now his civic is a lot of fun to drive, and its a wolf in sheep's clothing, but honda swaps are easy
i wouldn't do it
Originally Posted by en1gma19
An evo might be outside the realm of his wallet. A used GS-T or even GS-X should be very affordable however.
I Concur! I would to, but I just don't want an Eclipse! I thought about the swap when I first started reaaly trying to do something with my car up in Michigan, but then there was the house and kid talk starting and then moving expenses! I would say don't do it unless you are balling like Bill Gates. Just get an sds or rrm kit if you are looking to go a little faster! Hope you figure it out and do whatever works for you!
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