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Thread: EK vs EG

  1. #13
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    Although for it to be legal, you will need to get a B16a2 from a 1999 Spec car or newer. Thus leaving you with the one option of getting an EM1 Halfcut or engine, as they stopped making EK4 in 1998. This could ultimatly prove quite costly for a 1999 B16a2 engine.

    Personally because I own an EJ(EK shape) im gonna say keep this car because the facelifted hatch looks hot. Although in this instance it would prove cheaper going the B16a EG route.

    -Kyle.

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    search for a while and get urself a genuine eg6, imo not worth the money in doing a conversion to b16a unless u get the eg really cheap. oh and yea, EG looks better

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    Quote Originally Posted by KB
    Although for it to be legal, you will need to get a B16a2 from a 1999 Spec car or newer.
    Can someone point out where it says that you need an engine from the same or newer year? I can't find this info on this on the RTA website. I would like to know how they could even tell what year the engine was from if all the b16a's from 96-00 are the same.

  4. #16
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    If your stuck on keeping the EK, one possibility is to buy a B18B out of a 99 Gsi Integra. Then perform a frankinstien conversion by bolting on any B16a head for a good 180hp. Thats is if you want VEETAK.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 02ZZI
    Well presently i have a 1999 civic h/b sohc non vtec, i was going to be selling it and building an eg with a b16a in it. I asked a mechanic and they told me to keep the ek. With out explaining why.
    IMO He's right...

    There's pretty simple logic behind it...
    That being, the EK is simply a much better car. (No offence to EG owners)
    & you get more car for your money...
    Same money spent, it's faster around a track due to stiffer chassis.
    (Even with it's weight penalty)
    It also lacks the split rear hatch which always breaks the latch in the glass on the track without enough body bracing.
    If the desision is based on looks, then it's emotional, not logical.
    Both make fantastic little toys when built correctly.
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    why not put a B16A or even B16B engine in your EK?
    or B16A with B16B cams etc etc

    personally i like EK more than EG~
    EK seems looks more sporty~

  7. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by BlacKEGPedroew
    people who own an EG are going to tell you to get an EG but ppl with an EK are gonna say keep the EK so you probably wont get a good response to this question.
    Right On Mate

  8. #20
    I say that both the EG and Ek are nice looking cars. At the end of the day its up to yourself on which model you prefer. But personally I rather the EK.
    Thats my 2cents

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    Well I humbly think this is the easiest solution: Sell that car and get a VtiR.

    But then again people are so attached to their cars that they'll never give it up. If you're bold and have enough courage to give it up, then it's a good solution instead of looking for half-cuts and going through lots of cash & headaches.

  10. #22
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    my mechanic is a good mechanic specializes in modifying hondas. I really cant afford to do a conversion on my ek, How ever i can pick up an eg for about 2400 there fore giving me alot of room to play with.

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    hrmm..il keep the ek!..but il go for the eg..its just a waste of time..cause you gotta find a good condition eg an etc. so if i was you in you're shoe..il keep the ek an go straight away an change the engine 2 the b16a cheers mate keep us updated what you gonna do later
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  12. #24
    Hi . Im a EG hatch back owner.....

    *hi bren*


    Anyway - my opinion is.....sell the car. Get a EK4 vtir and get the whoel package in one pre-made bundle. Cuts out time wasted, money wasted - will be more reliable etc etc. And you will be instantly satisfied.

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