V6 Civic
I've had a lot of people stopping by to check out this guy, so I thought I'd post up some more pictures.
J32A2 from a 03 CL-S 6 speed manual was the donor car/engine.
I made custom mounts, re-did the wiring, made custom axles, and fitted the new powerplant perfectly between the frame rails. Loads of torque, fun to drive, and a blast in the corners. First track day is this coming Saturday....still have a lot to do! I'm making the final mount kit, repainting the engine bay, and polishing up some engine goodies in my spare time :)
Some pics:
J32A2 from a 03 CL-S 6 speed manual was the donor car/engine.
I made custom mounts, re-did the wiring, made custom axles, and fitted the new powerplant perfectly between the frame rails. Loads of torque, fun to drive, and a blast in the corners. First track day is this coming Saturday....still have a lot to do! I'm making the final mount kit, repainting the engine bay, and polishing up some engine goodies in my spare time :)
Some pics:
Labels: v6 civic j32a2 race b18 b16 b20
posted by Evan at
9:51 AM
3 Comments:
Hey Evan,
It's your favorite canuck lube monkey. Tracked down your blog after seeing this baby breathing on Youtube--nice work! Looks like you beat API to the punch on the axles and mounts by a wide margin.
I stopped by 2020 recently and heard you are daily driving this mofo, and that it tore it up at the track. Lemme see the custom hood pics son!!
Hope you're doing well.
-D
hey wats up, stillhere153... from you know where lol... she's a beaut... you should get a valve cover and intake mani powdercoated white... just so it doesn't stand out so much make it look like you do have a good lol... by the way when you get a chance checkout outlawengineering.com... they've got a pretty inexpensive way to get 10hp
I ment make it look like you do have a hood (speaking of your cutout hood of course)
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