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Bullitt_Boxer 29-Mar-2007 09:16 PM

95 Honda Civic DX Coupe Engine Swap
 
I wanna do an engine swap on my civic dx coupe. I have a few questions before starting this. Firstly, what is the difference between the d16 and d15b? and which one should i get for better power and reliabilty? Also, My old engine has about 300xxx kms. Is it necessary to change the Transmission along with the engine, cause a mechanic told me to just change the engine and the clutch and whatever essentials are necessary such as brakes, tires, fluids etc. So do i need to change the transmission if im changing the engine, or transmission doesnt necessarily need to be changed?

imported_Kingjames1983 29-Mar-2007 09:24 PM

if thats what your mechanic says then it should be fine... if you dont trust your machanic why are you still taking your car to him. I would say just change the clutch and machine the flywheel. If you have the money it wouldn't hurt to buy a new tranny

Bullitt_Boxer 29-Mar-2007 09:32 PM

what im trying to ask is does the tranny ever just 'die' due to extensive long-use? Or will the tranny be basically 'all-new' once i change the clutch? Or should I just change the Tranny along with the engine just to be on the safe-side since i do expect this car to be my future daily driver?

Nova_Dust 29-Mar-2007 09:33 PM

What is wrong with your current engine?

imported_Kingjames1983 29-Mar-2007 09:36 PM

IMO for you, I wouldn't touch the tranny if its not grindin or anything. You say its going to be a future DD, but probably like a lot of people on here it wont be. You'll get sick of it or something better will come up!
I dont think there is a point of changin your engine for a few HP or just cause a #. Throw some sea foam in that biatch, theres a how to on every form.... and see how it goes after that.
those engines log tons of k if you take care of them

Bullitt_Boxer 29-Mar-2007 09:45 PM

No, the engine is out, it died on me. Its time for a new one. And what is that sea foam you speak of?

imported_Kingjames1983 29-Mar-2007 10:05 PM

sea foam is an engine treatment theres DIY in here
just get a new engine clutch and machine the flywheel and call er done imo
but its your money and your choice too


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