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personally i'd rather do a B18C5 or a JDM ITR B18C instead of a B16B. Better torque, more power and relatively close in price. B16B's are still very expensive because of how rare they are. Quote:
but yeah, I wish they did that here too instead of the weak D16A6. |
I meant for the USDM market :p We already know, Japan keeps all the good stuff for itself! :( |
OP. Does it have to be a CRX? What about a JDM ITR or even a USDM ITR? If it has to be a CRX, how series is the autos part of it? If autos is just for fun then I'd say go B20 Vtec swap with a JDM ITR tranny- Either GSR brakes or up the stock brakes with better pads and lock for VX rear aluminum drums, koniyellows with Ground Control coilovers, sway bars and brace |
any pics of nice crx's? |
I don't know if it's been mentioned before, but if you're planning on Auto-Xing whatever you end up building it moves you to higher class. Had a gsR that I installed a greddy turbo kit (8lbs boost max) and I was running in the street modified class... Did not do very well :( Posted via RS Mobile |
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One thing I forgot to mention, with your $10K budget, you also should budget some of that money to fix up the car. Even if you get a MY91 car, it is over 20 years old and you may have some general maintenance items to replace like bushings, and tie rods. And you may still have rust issues. |
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As for the people suggesting the B18c1, I thought about it, but I wanted to do as little mods to it as possible, and keep it NA. I know the B18 is boost happy, but I don't really want to turbo it- just make a fast rev happy car. Though about the B20/vtec engine, but are they stable? Heard some horror stories of them in the past. Plus, securing a B20 block and seperate b18 top end and a separate tranny is a chore. |
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umm i believe the block sizes are the same and you dont want some shitty rusted ass crx. depending on the mounts your going to have vibration throughout the car. |
for example car: 1990 honda crx engine+ tranny: Vancouver Civics Club Forum thats 4200. for a crx that looks clean from the pic and a good motor from the sounds of it. say 500 for some good mounts. 1000 for general things to get the engine up and running.(new axels etc) that leaves you with about 4000 to spend on the suspension. camber kits, lca's, springs/struts, new bushings +exhaust if you want. |
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$500 for an ASR adjustable rear swaybar if you are serious about autoX. $200 for new ES bushings $800-1000 for Koni yellow shocks and Ground Control coilovers Also, set aside some $$$ for a new steering wheel and quick release hub since the stock wheel is garbage. $800 for a 5 bolt ITR brake conversion and aother $200 for new pads and SS brake lines And you'd still have to factor in some $$$ for labour unless you can do it all yourself. |
Of course it'd be fun to run a B18/B20 or even a Kswap, I won't mind running a D-series in a CRX myself. Seems like D-series never dies no matter how you abuse it and relatively cheap to replace when something goes wrong? I could be wrong, but both these guys runs D-series & looks like it was a whole lot of fun: |
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Or you can save urself money and just get a B20B and change to a shorter ratio gear box. |
wat about a JDM ITR 96 spec? |
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10k for a 20+ year old honda making 185hp....at the motor... I hope you have the crx already, seeing as how you can get an R32 GTR for that money, or a GTS-T for much less. or an S13 for next to nothing, or add $400 and get a 350z or G35c. Just a few examples from the nissan world, you could do much better, assuming you don't have the crx already |
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