Motor Change guide for EG * B / D / H / K SERIES !!!!

**EG5** · 26-10-2008 09:34 PM

aftermarket lca / asr brace is a grey area once it comes to engineer cert.

**NINOBROWN** · 27-10-2008 07:47 AM

Thanx trism, it sure does look like an expensive project.

I think B18 seems to be the way to go at the moment

**rpm boy** · 27-10-2008 12:54 PM

Umm why not go a H22a if your looking at puting a stock K20a in? half the price and just as good (In my opinion)

**NINOBROWN** · 27-10-2008 01:02 PM

H22A is another option but doesn't look like there are many after market performance parts available for it compared to the B18

**trism** · 27-10-2008 01:07 PM

Originally Posted by NINOBROWN

H22A is another option but doesn't look like there are many after market performance parts available for it compared to the B18

thats the decider for most people

**rpm boy** · 27-10-2008 01:15 PM

Originally Posted by NINOBROWN

H22A is another option but doesn't look like there are many after market performance parts available for it compared to the B18

Just get I/H/E for it thats all you preety much need, and itll leave any other B18 with cams etc for dead... Displacement is best, especially for the street

**rpm boy** · 27-10-2008 01:07 PM

Fastest Na civic in aus is a H22a i think

**trism** · 27-10-2008 01:11 PM

no, fastest N/A civic runs a k24 iirc

**NINOBROWN** · 27-10-2008 01:35 PM

A friend of mine has a H22A motor which supposed to have 20 more HP than a standard motor, Apparently there was only a limited amount released. Don't really know what the story is and can't seem to find much info about it

**hkjhd** · 08-01-2009 12:10 AM

just a question that i have been attempting to research on (obviously not hard enough)
p platers under the new law cannot have a mod plate for the engine on the car they own/drive, yet i recently came across a picture on this forum (cant remember where abouts i saw it here however) of a eg civic with a b16a in it and the car owner was a p plater on the new laws
now i understand that a engine swap does not require a certificate if you fit another engine offered by the manufacturer for the vehicle in question, but i thought all audm eg civics came with d series engines?
sorry if some of the information is incorrect i am still learning about cars and i was hoping to buy a eg breeze and do the b16a swap until i came across this

**jdmEG5** · 10-01-2009 07:00 PM

what you can do is, you can buy the car and use one of your parent's name who has a full license, that way, maybe chances are, you are able to do an engine swap. So basically, the car is under your dad's name ( for example ) and + if its under a person that is a full license, it is cheaper for insurance as well.

im just guessing, dont know if it will work, just a thought