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    Quote Originally Posted by dc2r-0636 View Post
    You sold your s15 to muk around with n/a honda crap? Why?
    sometimes people have a love for hondas which they cannot fill the gap with so they return


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    my honda crap from the outside but it goes harder than s15
    Last edited by shepparton; 03-04-2012 at 03:44 AM.
    h2b all motor- RIP
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    A 45 AMG -RIP
    C63 C205

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    Quote Originally Posted by shepparton View Post
    my honda crap from the outside but it goes harder than s15
    H2b turbo?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dc2r-0636 View Post
    You sold your s15 to muk around with n/a honda crap? Why?
    this



    perhaps i should mention that that dc2r is packin a k24.
    i definitely know which 1 i prefer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snoop_gee View Post
    this



    perhaps i should mention that that dc2r is packin a k24.
    i definitely know which 1 i prefer
    sup with your k24, how's it going?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snoop_gee View Post
    this



    perhaps i should mention that that dc2r is packin a k24.
    i definitely know which 1 i prefer
    Lol

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    Don't wana spam, but c'mon you can't be serious...

    It's still a fwd.. And still non turbo.

    Spend 15k on a honda to get 160kw atw
    Spend 3k on s15 to get 200kwatw with more torque.
    snapping 2nd..

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    Quote Originally Posted by shepparton View Post
    my honda crap from the outside but it goes harder than s15
    Unless you have cut the eg's weight in half there's no chance you would have kept up with mine

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    I received emails from both ESP and bisimoto today:


    Hello, thanks for the inquire.* We use the H22 transmission with our kit not H2B or H2D they are totally different swaps with different tilts and engine position.* H2B or H2D will not clear stock hood and will need atleast our Alternator Kit 1/2" Over either H or D and our EF H/F Traction Bar System to complete the swap.* With H trans it sits like it is suppose to and clears stock hood.* Difference between H22 trans and a shorter geared B GSR trans is about*3-4 tenths in the 1/4 mile anything can make that up.* Usually recommend H2B or H2B for drag and H trans for street/strip.* Thanks-John
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    In a message dated 4/1/2012 6:26:14 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, g.a.kokoris@gmail.com writes:
    Would you be able to supply a kit for use with a h2d kit? I've been looking around and seems like a better way to go about this conversion than to use custom axles etc... Do you know of any downside to this ? I'm feeling like your kit is the better way to go with this but just unsure...

    .....................

    Greeting's George,

    Thank you for the email correspondence. A*DOHC H/F-Series Engine will require spacing the hood up for clearance. If you are utilizing a SOHC F-Series it will clear. Feel free to make your purchase online or give us a call at the facility when you are ready.*

    We look forward to assisting you with your performance goals.

    Have a great day!*

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    PH: (888) 922-6686*
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    This email is the property of Bisimoto Engineering This transmission may contain information that is privileged, confidential, and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, distribution or use of the information contained herein (including any reliance thereon) is STRICTLY PROHIBITED. If you received this transmission in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer immediately. Thank you.



    -------- Original Message --------
    Subject: Re: Message from Bisimoto Engineering Store
    From: George Kokoris <g.a.kokoris@gmail.com>
    Date: Fri, March 30, 2012 11:08 pm
    To: "<janet@bisimoto.com>" <janet@bisimoto.com>

    Sounds good il grab the alternator bracket and crank pulley as well... Ive done a bit of reading and seems like the bonnet will be hitting the top of the engine... Is this correct? And also do I order through your website? Thanks*





    To me this looks like ESP are just making me buy there standard kit and don't really wanna help me with the h2d which is understandable but they didn't answer my question if there was any downside to doing the conversion with the bisimoto kit so I'm thinking it's just as good of a kit maybe better seeing as I don't have to weld in any brackets and bisi mentioned the issue with bonnet clearance without hiding that fact... What do you guys reckon ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dc2r-0636 View Post
    Don't wana spam, but c'mon you can't be serious...

    It's still a fwd.. And still non turbo.

    Spend 15k on a honda to get 160kw atw
    Spend 3k on s15 to get 200kwatw with more torque.
    Like I said man you can't compare the two... Totally different platforms and fun in there individual way... Gonna be wierd going to fwd again though lol

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    Iv got a H2B in an EG, and it is very tight. Bonnet brackets needed to be lifted about half an inch. u can barely notice that the bonnet is lifted when its closed anyway.

    Also, dont want to be a spammer, but, the power you get out of a type r b series box is incredible. the best gearbox to use on any car in my opinion.... more expensive, but worth it. I'll be keeping an eye on this thread, interested to see how everything goes. Good Luck with build mate.
    *BAAAAAAAPPPPPP!!!!! KABOOOOMMMM!!!!!*

    seeing as my previous signature came true, here is my new signature:

    BAAAAAAAPPPPPP!!!!! Holy SH*T! my engine is still running 110% awesome!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by shepparton View Post
    ask h2b owner, if they ever got beaten on the street. i would say rarely, unless we are talking about my civic vs full modified s15 here
    my civic still got weight wit stock h22 not turbo, not modified with broken mount and not tuned.
    AGREED! I've only been beaten once and that was a killer of a supra. plus i wasnt catching any grip on street tyres (8inch) from 1st through to 3rd. and standard b series drive shafts that just cant handle the power...
    *BAAAAAAAPPPPPP!!!!! KABOOOOMMMM!!!!!*

    seeing as my previous signature came true, here is my new signature:

    BAAAAAAAPPPPPP!!!!! Holy SH*T! my engine is still running 110% awesome!!!

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