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What engines are there that fit the crx?
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how much money are you willing to spend??? :D
cheap- nice D series setup
mild/moderate- B or H series
crazy- K series
stupid crazy - LS1 or RB26DETT or 2JZ
WarpFactorVIII said:
how much money are you willing to spend??? :D
cheap- nice D series setup
mild/moderate- B or H series
crazy- K series
stupid crazy - LS1 or RB26DETT or 2JZ
Pretty much summed up.. . . But i am going to pretend that that last line was not in there. .. :)

basically if you have enough money and skills you can put about what ever you want in a crx. . . . Look at all the people doing k swaps now. . . . .5 years ago that was unheard of. . . .

The d series is obviously the easiest to swap since they all bolt right in. . . with the exception of the d16a1 from the early teg. . . . they are more suited for the older 84 - 87 crx.

The b series is a great engine.. and a relativly easy swap. . . . witht he invent of conversion harnesses and mounts and shift linkage. . . or if you are so inclined you can make your own. . but still you are putting something where it did not belong so there are always going to be little issues along the way..

The h series swap is popular.. and a hek of a torque monster right out of the junkyard. .

The k swap is just insane. . . .but I only say that as I do not have the money for one. .. . I am sure if i rode in one. . . .my main goal in life would be to get one int here as soon as possible

Basically it comes down o how much money and time you have and if you are going to be doing the work yourself or paing a mechanic to do it for you. ..

I would suggest doing some reading and buying some tools if you do not already have them. . .. and a nice shop manual and doing the work your self. . . . It is much more rewarding to have done it yourself and when somehting breaks you will be able to find out what is wrong allot easier. .

Chris
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If you're going to drop a small block in, it might as well be the LS7 (new Z06 motor). :lol:

The post above is absolutely right. When you're laying out your budget, be sure to add a few hundred in for stuff that comes up in the process that you weren't planning.
jesustirado6 said:
What engines are there that fit the crx?
These types of questions get asked almost daily it seems, searching would help first but this thread may also help as well.

http://crxcommunity.com/viewtopic.php?t=5347&highlight=
Man, if you would even consider a small block install then i don't think it much matters LS1 or LS7. The motor will be 25% of the cars overall weight and the resulting power and torque to weight ratio would be absolutely absurd. Your crx would also handle like **** and probably be mid engine.

Anyway. I think b18 fo rthe win. Its what I'll do when I get back to the states.
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