Kudos to KS-R
23-Sep-2002, 03:03 PM
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Originally posted by cluster
for a small fee i Won't call the cops on this KS-R guy
Who is this guy anyways?
seen his car from the sig at Woodbine and 16 but he didn't want to race
for a small fee i Won't call the cops on this KS-R guy
Who is this guy anyways?
seen his car from the sig at Woodbine and 16 but he didn't want to race
Ken, you could teach them how to do a auto to manual conversion and drop an engine in, and use my car as the ginny pig
23-Sep-2002, 03:03 PM
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Originally posted by Jugglez
Kustom Sport Racing Development and the Toronto Civic Club presents: Honda Swapping Dynamics 101
I love it!
And with winter coming up ken it is perfect timing.
Who would be really interested in this? and like ken said there will be a small fee of course, afterall he will be doing all the work.
Kustom Sport Racing Development and the Toronto Civic Club presents: Honda Swapping Dynamics 101
I love it!
And with winter coming up ken it is perfect timing.
Who would be really interested in this? and like ken said there will be a small fee of course, afterall he will be doing all the work.
23-Sep-2002, 04:48 PM
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Originally posted by loudsubz
If your nice maybe you will find out.
Ken, you could teach them how to do a auto to manual conversion and drop an engine in, and use my car as the ginny pig
If your nice maybe you will find out.
Ken, you could teach them how to do a auto to manual conversion and drop an engine in, and use my car as the ginny pig
I want to drop a ZC into my 97 Cx
how much would he charge?
23-Sep-2002, 04:54 PM
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Originally posted by cluster
so who is this guy?
I want to drop a ZC into my 97 Cx
how much would he charge?
so who is this guy?
I want to drop a ZC into my 97 Cx
how much would he charge?
this one time at band camp... ...this kid i knew did that... and uh.....it was like...sooooo expensive
23-Sep-2002, 05:05 PM
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I think there are alot of good ideas being thrown out there...
Building a car sounds really cool, but who would own it?
Who would decide which direction to take the car?
Where would we keep it?
Having classes is a cool idea, but who is really commited and interested to follow through?
How many people do you want to have crammed around an engine bay?
I would love to learn, but I don't think its fair to overwhelm anyone.
Building a car sounds really cool, but who would own it?
Who would decide which direction to take the car?
Where would we keep it?
Having classes is a cool idea, but who is really commited and interested to follow through?
How many people do you want to have crammed around an engine bay?
I would love to learn, but I don't think its fair to overwhelm anyone.
23-Sep-2002, 05:19 PM
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Originally posted by JookSingKid
I think there are alot of good ideas being thrown out there...
Building a car sounds really cool, but who would own it?
Who would decide which direction to take the car?
Where would we keep it?
I think there are alot of good ideas being thrown out there...
Building a car sounds really cool, but who would own it?
Who would decide which direction to take the car?
Where would we keep it?
23-Sep-2002, 06:39 PM
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personally i don't really care on keeping it after it's built. maybe we could just put it on auto trader after and the proceeds we could divy back up amoungst the people who paid for the class and either Ken's shop or just charity or whatever.
it's more along the lines of: paying for a class
learning the cool stuff hands on,
then finding out that you get some money back (after we sell it).
..
just ideas... but either way, i'd like to learn for free or small fee. it'd be worth it!
it's more along the lines of: paying for a class
learning the cool stuff hands on,
then finding out that you get some money back (after we sell it).
..
just ideas... but either way, i'd like to learn for free or small fee. it'd be worth it!
23-Sep-2002, 07:09 PM
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there's no way you'd be able to find a B20 in a junkyard across Ontario during those all you can take days 
Hell B20's are fairly hard to come by period and with the price of $1100 ~ $1300 I dun think we'd have enough money to buy something like that to just mess around on, unless someone in the club wins the lottary
Hell B20's are fairly hard to come by period and with the price of $1100 ~ $1300 I dun think we'd have enough money to buy something like that to just mess around on, unless someone in the club wins the lottary
23-Sep-2002, 08:06 PM
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haha.. ok ok. the b20vtec maybe outta the question...
how bout just a simple dx... i member ken posted my entire engine/tranny/ecu/axles for a car like mine for under 5 bills!
daiiiiiiiim.... i'm sure we could find a donar D16Y7.... it doesn't have to be fast, just usable
how bout just a simple dx... i member ken posted my entire engine/tranny/ecu/axles for a car like mine for under 5 bills!
daiiiiiiiim.... i'm sure we could find a donar D16Y7.... it doesn't have to be fast, just usable
24-Sep-2002, 04:07 PM
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Originally posted by KS-R
Wow.. this is turning into a long post, there are some great ideas being tossed around...
Jugglez... any comment?
Wow.. this is turning into a long post, there are some great ideas being tossed around...
Jugglez... any comment?
jugglz is busy at work chasing down juggz... hahah :working:
right jugglz?
lotsa sweet ideas... lets do summin this winter!
24-Sep-2002, 05:17 PM
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Originally posted by loudsubz
If your nice maybe you will find out.
Ken, you could teach them how to do a auto to manual conversion and drop an engine in, and use my car as the ginny pig
If your nice maybe you will find out.
Ken, you could teach them how to do a auto to manual conversion and drop an engine in, and use my car as the ginny pig
I was hoping I could vollunteer my '91 Si as the specimen to be used for teaching how to do a swap. I'll buy the parts and the fee from the participants could go towards reimbursing Ken for the price of the install.
24-Sep-2002, 07:57 PM
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Originally posted by ClownRider
Oh SNAP, you beat me to it. :cry:
I was hoping I could vollunteer my '91 Si as the specimen to be used for teaching how to do a swap. I'll buy the parts and the fee from the participants could go towards reimbursing Ken for the price of the install.
Oh SNAP, you beat me to it. :cry:
I was hoping I could vollunteer my '91 Si as the specimen to be used for teaching how to do a swap. I'll buy the parts and the fee from the participants could go towards reimbursing Ken for the price of the install.
WOA... we have a donar car and parts willing to be bought!!!
lets make this a go! Ken, Duy... MOVE *** **... hehe... too much I20 for me.
please please??? :working:
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