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jasmos · 10 Feb 2004, 01:52 pm

civic blue beast 520hp

http://www.h-heaven.com/videos/dynorun.mpg

low_civic · 10 Feb 2004, 01:57 pm

nice vid. by anychance do you know what engine he's got in there??

jasmos · 10 Feb 2004, 04:19 pm

Of Course the engine is B18C1

low_civic · 10 Feb 2004, 04:46 pm

that much power out of a b18 hmm

i'm planning to put a h22 in my hb but hmm if i can get 500hp from a b18 i rather go light weight

frozen_joth · 12 Feb 2004, 08:23 am

If you have the money I would stick the H22 in there. Just remember to stiffen your front springs for the added weight. (It's really not that much more).

jasmos · 12 Feb 2004, 10:09 am

Yoo bro Low_civic if u want my advice don't Bother self with h22
try to but b18c or b18c1 or b18c5 or b16b thoes are the best Vtec engine Performance

frozen_joth · 12 Feb 2004, 02:48 pm

I would do some research first.......

jasmos · 12 Feb 2004, 03:32 pm

Research in what????

low_civic · 12 Feb 2004, 11:28 pm

well if i put in an engine in i don't want vtec to complicated to work with.

as the H22 i can bring it from a 2.0L to a 2.4L and get more power out of it.

and yeah i know already about stiffening the shocks as well as i have to put soemthing in the back to even out the weight of the car.

and the stuff you need to research is basically like if i want to do drag the H22 would be great. but if i want to race straight and curves then h22 wouldn't be so good. all these things come into factor. right now i'm jsut sticking to my pick up for power lol...

frozen_joth · 14 Feb 2004, 08:12 am

Research your engines buddy. The prelude motor will fit. They make mounts for them www.hasport.com . NO you will not have to even out the weight by putting something in your trunk. Stiffen up your front shocks/springs and you won't be able to tell you have a heavier motor in there. They don't weigh that much more and you can take curves easily. Just change your ECU for the vtec "complications". I know my Hondas.

low_civic · 14 Feb 2004, 08:46 am

i know the engine fits. i know i would have to change the suspension and i know i have to change mounts. i would also have to change (liek you said) ECU and a few other things. beleive me its been almost a year i've been researching this. and i agree with you if all is done right i wouldn't have to balance off the weight. but thanks for that site now i can read up more on it. thanks alot..

jasmos · 14 Feb 2004, 10:20 am

In the end it's Low_civic chosse
but what i was trying 2 say that b18c is more better then h22a

low_civic · 14 Feb 2004, 10:33 am

not really dude lol h22 has more hp and can be brought to a 2.4L engine which means you can take alot more power from it. but hey its not the engine its how the engine is done.

frozen_joth · 14 Feb 2004, 10:41 am

It's all a matter of opinion. Check out www.automotiveforums.com their honda/acura forums are highly active and you can get all kinds of info there.

More power than a h22a though?? A b18c?

B18c (Acura GSR) - 180 hp & 126 torque 1.8 liter
B18c (Type R) - 200 hp & 134 torque 1.8 liter
h22a (Prelude) - 200 hp & 161 torque 2.2 liter
h22 (Prelude Type S) - 220 hp & 153 torque 2.2 liter

........Torque is what pushes you down the road.
Not trying to argue, just posting some facts.

frozen_joth · 14 Feb 2004, 10:42 am

Oh and by the way Jasmos, your videos kick ass. Like I said, not trying to argue.

10 Feb 2004, 01:52 pm	#1 (permalink)
jasmos Dedicated Tremekian Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,018 jasmos's Gallery	civic blue beast civic blue beast 520hp http://www.h-heaven.com/videos/dynorun.mpg

10 Feb 2004, 01:57 pm	#2 (permalink)
low_civic God Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: in the corner Posts: 18,050 low_civic's Gallery	nice vid. by anychance do you know what engine he's got in there?? __________________ 2nd Member of the "KEEP IT TO THE STREETS FOUNDATION"

10 Feb 2004, 04:19 pm	#3 (permalink)
jasmos Dedicated Tremekian Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,018 jasmos's Gallery	Thanks Of Course the engine is B18C1

10 Feb 2004, 04:46 pm	#4 (permalink)
low_civic God Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: in the corner Posts: 18,050 low_civic's Gallery	that much power out of a b18 hmm i'm planning to put a h22 in my hb but hmm if i can get 500hp from a b18 i rather go light weight __________________ 2nd Member of the "KEEP IT TO THE STREETS FOUNDATION"

12 Feb 2004, 08:23 am	#5 (permalink)
frozen_joth Fresh Noob Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 10 frozen_joth's Gallery	If you have the money I would stick the H22 in there. Just remember to stiffen your front springs for the added weight. (It's really not that much more). __________________ wrx's rock

12 Feb 2004, 10:09 am	#6 (permalink)
jasmos Dedicated Tremekian Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,018 jasmos's Gallery	yoo Yoo bro Low_civic if u want my advice don't Bother self with h22 try to but b18c or b18c1 or b18c5 or b16b thoes are the best Vtec engine Performance

12 Feb 2004, 02:48 pm	#7 (permalink)
frozen_joth Fresh Noob Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 10 frozen_joth's Gallery	I would do some research first....... __________________ wrx's rock

12 Feb 2004, 03:32 pm	#8 (permalink)
jasmos Dedicated Tremekian Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,018 jasmos's Gallery	Research in what????

12 Feb 2004, 11:28 pm	#9 (permalink)
low_civic God Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: in the corner Posts: 18,050 low_civic's Gallery	well if i put in an engine in i don't want vtec to complicated to work with. as the H22 i can bring it from a 2.0L to a 2.4L and get more power out of it. and yeah i know already about stiffening the shocks as well as i have to put soemthing in the back to even out the weight of the car. and the stuff you need to research is basically like if i want to do drag the H22 would be great. but if i want to race straight and curves then h22 wouldn't be so good. all these things come into factor. right now i'm jsut sticking to my pick up for power lol... __________________ 2nd Member of the "KEEP IT TO THE STREETS FOUNDATION"

14 Feb 2004, 08:12 am	#10 (permalink)
frozen_joth Fresh Noob Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 10 frozen_joth's Gallery	Research your engines buddy. The prelude motor will fit. They make mounts for them www.hasport.com . NO you will not have to even out the weight by putting something in your trunk. Stiffen up your front shocks/springs and you won't be able to tell you have a heavier motor in there. They don't weigh that much more and you can take curves easily. Just change your ECU for the vtec "complications". I know my Hondas. __________________ wrx's rock

14 Feb 2004, 08:46 am	#11 (permalink)
low_civic God Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: in the corner Posts: 18,050 low_civic's Gallery	i know the engine fits. i know i would have to change the suspension and i know i have to change mounts. i would also have to change (liek you said) ECU and a few other things. beleive me its been almost a year i've been researching this. and i agree with you if all is done right i wouldn't have to balance off the weight. but thanks for that site now i can read up more on it. thanks alot.. __________________ 2nd Member of the "KEEP IT TO THE STREETS FOUNDATION"

14 Feb 2004, 10:20 am	#12 (permalink)
jasmos Dedicated Tremekian Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 2,018 jasmos's Gallery	In the end it's Low_civic chosse but what i was trying 2 say that b18c is more better then h22a

14 Feb 2004, 10:33 am	#13 (permalink)
low_civic God Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: in the corner Posts: 18,050 low_civic's Gallery	not really dude lol h22 has more hp and can be brought to a 2.4L engine which means you can take alot more power from it. but hey its not the engine its how the engine is done. __________________ 2nd Member of the "KEEP IT TO THE STREETS FOUNDATION"

14 Feb 2004, 10:41 am	#14 (permalink)
frozen_joth Fresh Noob Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 10 frozen_joth's Gallery	It's all a matter of opinion. Check out www.automotiveforums.com their honda/acura forums are highly active and you can get all kinds of info there. More power than a h22a though?? A b18c? B18c (Acura GSR) - 180 hp & 126 torque 1.8 liter B18c (Type R) - 200 hp & 134 torque 1.8 liter h22a (Prelude) - 200 hp & 161 torque 2.2 liter h22 (Prelude Type S) - 220 hp & 153 torque 2.2 liter ........Torque is what pushes you down the road. Not trying to argue, just posting some facts. __________________ wrx's rock

14 Feb 2004, 10:42 am	#15 (permalink)
frozen_joth Fresh Noob Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 10 frozen_joth's Gallery	Oh and by the way Jasmos, your videos kick ass. Like I said, not trying to argue. __________________ wrx's rock

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