honda engine

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by eric, Apr 29, 2006.

  1. eric

    eric Guest

    can some one tell what would a good
    engine be for a project. something that will scream in a lite body.
    a engine that i could pick up at a good wrecking yard. and one that i can
    put a tranny on the back so i can install it in a rear wheel drive chassis.
    i just got done with a v8 conversation in a chevy luv truck and now gas
    prices suck so i want to build a mini hotrod
    thanks eric
    www.ecollector.com
     
    eric, Apr 29, 2006
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    Jason Guest

    An engine from a wrecked Honda S2000 or almost any BMW or Mercedes.
    Jason
     
    Jason, Apr 29, 2006
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  3. eric

    Mark Smith Guest

    hi there
    any engine with v-tec will 'scream'!!!
     
    Mark Smith, Apr 29, 2006
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    LAZO Guest

    merhaba ben taner araniza yeni katildim bu gruba beni davet
    ettiginiz için tesekkür ederim....
     
    LAZO, Apr 29, 2006
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    jim beam Guest

    honda motors are hard to beat, especially if you learn how to drive them
    properly, i.e. with the revs up at the red line.

    regarding the rest of the project, it's been done before:

    http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=981613&postid=12983865#12983865

    from

    http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=981613&page=1
     
    jim beam, Apr 29, 2006
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    L Alpert Guest

    You can put a 350 in an old Chevy Vega or a rear engine corvair. Not much
    on milage, but the sure scream.
     
    L Alpert, May 1, 2006
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  7. My motorhead brother put a 454 in a Vega many years ago, "modifying"
    (ripping the bejeezus out of) the firewall to make it work. He reported it
    didn't steer well but could really accelerate!

    Mike
     
    Michael Pardee, May 1, 2006
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  8. eric

    L Alpert Guest

    Just keep it in a straight line!
     
    L Alpert, May 2, 2006
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