civic engine mounts
20 years 5 months ago #5907
by markyc
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does anybody no if 4gen civic engine mounts are the same as 5gen civic. cheers
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20 years 5 months ago #5911
by tommo
96 Pulsar Serie GTi
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armadillo ellis will probably have the best knowledge, wait for his reply
96 Pulsar Serie GTi
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20 years 5 months ago #5920
by micky_ellis
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YES YES DONT WORRY ILL SORT HIM OUT,
4TH GEN CIVIC (88-91) MOUNTS AND THE 5TH GEN CIVIC (92-95) MOUNTS ARE QUITE DIFFERENT, THE LOCATING POINTS ON THE ENGINE ARE THE SAME BUT THE BOLTING LOCATION ON THE BODY/CHASSIS IS DIFFERENT. (THIS IS THE SAME FOR BOTH D SERIES AND B SERIES ENGINES) ALSO 88-91 ENGINES MOSTLY CAME WITH A CABLE TRANSMISSION AND A CUSTOM TRANSMISSION MOUNT WILL BE NEEDED FOR A HYROLIC TRANSMISSION AND VICE VERSA IF YOU WERE PUTTING A 88-91 ENGINE INTO A 92-95 CIVIC, OR YOU COULD JUST SWAP THE GEARBOXS ROUND (IF YOU HAVE THE GEARBOX FOR THE RIGHT CAR IF NOT YOU WOULD HAVE TO BUY ONE OR BUY A CUSTOM MOUNT I KNOW WHAT I WOULD RATHER BUY)
CUSTOM MOUNTS ARE MADE BY A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT COMPANIES:
www.hasport.com/
www.avidracing.com/
THE DIFFIRENCE BETWEEN B SERIES AND D SERIES IS THE ADDITION OF A REAR TRANSMISSION MOUNT ON THE B SERIES (FOR EXTRA STABILITY, FOR THE EXTRA TORQUE)
YOU CAN EVEN SEE BY EYE REALLY (SEE PHOTOS)
PHOTOS ARE BASED ON ENGINE MOUNTS FOR B SERIES ENGINES WITH HYDROLIC TRANSMISSIONS
88-91 4TH GEN CIVIC
92-95 5TH GEN CIVIC
HOPE THIS HELPS
4TH GEN CIVIC (88-91) MOUNTS AND THE 5TH GEN CIVIC (92-95) MOUNTS ARE QUITE DIFFERENT, THE LOCATING POINTS ON THE ENGINE ARE THE SAME BUT THE BOLTING LOCATION ON THE BODY/CHASSIS IS DIFFERENT. (THIS IS THE SAME FOR BOTH D SERIES AND B SERIES ENGINES) ALSO 88-91 ENGINES MOSTLY CAME WITH A CABLE TRANSMISSION AND A CUSTOM TRANSMISSION MOUNT WILL BE NEEDED FOR A HYROLIC TRANSMISSION AND VICE VERSA IF YOU WERE PUTTING A 88-91 ENGINE INTO A 92-95 CIVIC, OR YOU COULD JUST SWAP THE GEARBOXS ROUND (IF YOU HAVE THE GEARBOX FOR THE RIGHT CAR IF NOT YOU WOULD HAVE TO BUY ONE OR BUY A CUSTOM MOUNT I KNOW WHAT I WOULD RATHER BUY)
CUSTOM MOUNTS ARE MADE BY A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT COMPANIES:
www.hasport.com/
www.avidracing.com/
THE DIFFIRENCE BETWEEN B SERIES AND D SERIES IS THE ADDITION OF A REAR TRANSMISSION MOUNT ON THE B SERIES (FOR EXTRA STABILITY, FOR THE EXTRA TORQUE)
YOU CAN EVEN SEE BY EYE REALLY (SEE PHOTOS)
PHOTOS ARE BASED ON ENGINE MOUNTS FOR B SERIES ENGINES WITH HYDROLIC TRANSMISSIONS
88-91 4TH GEN CIVIC
92-95 5TH GEN CIVIC
HOPE THIS HELPS
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20 years 5 months ago #5937
by markyc
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cheers 4 that mate. i no sumeone that is selling a vti engine out of a 5thgen civic woth the lume gearbox the lot and i was just wondering if it wud fit but do u think it wud be 2 much work???
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20 years 5 months ago #5938
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to make it work in yours you'll need:
1. the engine gearbox and loom off your mate
2. drive shafts
3. engine mounts
4. OBD0 to OBD1 Conversion harness
5. OBD0 vtec ECU (crx VT or civic VT would be best)
6. civic VT or CRX VT Speedo gauges (tachometer for vtec engines work on a differrent voltage i.e. if you use the original tacho in your car it will say your doing 10,000RPM when your really only doing 7,500RPM) (Not sure if CRX VT Speedo gauges are the same as the Civic)
7. New Radiator and Radiator Hoses (DOHC VTEC use 32mm pipes and others use 28mm pipes)
8. New manifold and intake to suit DOHC VTEC engine
9. DOHC VTEC Transmission linkage (bar that runs from ur gearstick to the Gearbox)
i think thats about it, there is alot of work and bits youed have to get but the risk is worth the reward.
1. the engine gearbox and loom off your mate
2. drive shafts
3. engine mounts
4. OBD0 to OBD1 Conversion harness
5. OBD0 vtec ECU (crx VT or civic VT would be best)
6. civic VT or CRX VT Speedo gauges (tachometer for vtec engines work on a differrent voltage i.e. if you use the original tacho in your car it will say your doing 10,000RPM when your really only doing 7,500RPM) (Not sure if CRX VT Speedo gauges are the same as the Civic)
7. New Radiator and Radiator Hoses (DOHC VTEC use 32mm pipes and others use 28mm pipes)
8. New manifold and intake to suit DOHC VTEC engine
9. DOHC VTEC Transmission linkage (bar that runs from ur gearstick to the Gearbox)
i think thats about it, there is alot of work and bits youed have to get but the risk is worth the reward.
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20 years 5 months ago #5949
by markyc
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WO thats alot of stuff ill have 2 have a think about it. cheers anyway mate helped me alot!
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20 years 5 months ago #5960
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no troubles
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