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If you can't weld there are mounts on the market http://www.innovativemounts.com/Show...x?prodid=49520
in nsw you do not need an engineers certificate in putting it into an eg civic as it does not pass the 15% engine capacity eg going from 1.6L to 1.8L
i thought it was an increase of power more than 15%... i might be wrong...Quote:
Originally Posted by dAzLr
and this is vic.
nup we do blue slips at work and its the cylender size they go by not power :D you only need a blue slip to get the engine numbers changed
nice work... im looking at doing it to my eg breeze just wondering how much would i be expecting to be paying when it all finish ?
cheers
search buddy...Quote:
Originally Posted by KilLeR.eG
theres 1000's of thread of how much itll cost
:wave:
I heard its hard to convert from carby engines to efi engines. Last time i asked its abt 5000 to convert to JDM B18c (55k kms engine) driveaway and ready to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by KilLeR.eG
Anyone who has done it cheaper please share your experience
5k thats a good price dont think you can get it anywhere else cheaper
yeh thats very cheap.....Quote:
Originally Posted by mrs2k
which workshop is doing that? :D
^^ Ditto
That is VERY cheap for drive in drive out especially for a carby EG.
Hey guys,
Sorry i might be misleading you guys then sumwhere, well its best to check this guy out then. I guess this mechanic is a pro in Honda (i saw only hondas), hes located at Jandakot sumwhere..cant really remember the exact street, but apparently hes quite reasonable.
u are wasting your time and moneyQuote:
Originally Posted by KilLeR.eG
just get a efi eg to make thinks easier
5-7 k for complete jdm itr conversion
1-2k for labour
really depends what u get and how much work u wanna do