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My 89 Civic Hatchback
DONE SO FAR Compression Ratio 11.5:1 Power Goal 140-150hp
D16z6 Engine out of a 93 EX
Bored .020
Balanced rotating assembely
Pm6 Pistons out of an 88-91 crx SI
Crower level 4 cam http://www.crower.com/camshafts/honda/d … -4436.html
High strength springs and retainers
Head shaved .020
mild pnp
flat faced valves
Header
CAI
full 2″ exhaust No cat
stage 3 xtd clutch
Fat Five rims off of an acura integra Powdercoated dark bronze
khumo all season tiresWILL DO
Hybrid close ratio transmission
full suspension
roll cage
fuel modifications to make it road course ready
at least a 5pt harness
other modifications to make it Race Ready.UPDATE 10/2/11 getting real close to getting the engine put into my car cant wait.
update 10-17-11
No new pictures yet hope to get some soon maybe a video also.
car has hit 1000 miles on the rebuild. It is running great. The cam was not installed yet my friend that I was working with was not confident with the tuning program I had and I
was no where near experienced enough to try and tune the car my self with the big compression bump+cam. So we decided to put it all together get it tuned and broken in then install the cam.
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74 Javelin. 360 bored .060,
flat top pistons, H beam connecting rods.
390 steel crank. 640/664 Reed cam
decked block .010/ decked heads .010
727 trans, TCI shift kit.and a lot of other stuff.
67 F-100. she’s on a 78 F-250 frame with the 460/ C6 not a lot done under the hood. Performer intake and 750 Holley. Its my daily driver so im fighting the urge to beef it up. And 11 MPG is already bad enough. [url=http://www.ericthecarguy.com/forum/memberphotos/223.jpg:3kae4j0d]
lol not to sure about that one… my lease agreement doesnt allow for me to work on my car or stuff like that. I have to work with friends or con my dad into letting me use his hangar for a few days.
on a side not my car was running and i was able to put 600 miles on it before my alternator (from the previous engines lol) crapped out on me. I have a new alternater on and now it wont start I am starting a tech thread to try and find an answer. you can check out this one too
http://www.d-series.org/forums/general- … ost2410493
Here’s my project. Bought this truck 5 years ago, drove it for a couple years, lost my licence for 2 years so I decided to do what I always wanted to do with it, build an engine and swap it out. Still ironing out some things and haven’t been able to drive it yet. But it does run good, can’t wait to finally be able to drive it.
2000 Chevy Silverado, regular cab short box, 5 speed manual, 4.3L
I’m a technician at a GM dealer, this 2005 Cadillac CTS-V is the doner for my truck, it dropped a valve, it broke in 3 pieces, ruined a head, face of the valve managed to wedge sideways in the piston, other pieces ended up in the intake, no cylinder damage at all! Customer wanted a brand new engine so I installed it.
Brand new $9K LS6 long block I installed in the “V”
I rebuilt the engine during the winter in well below 0 temperatures in my garage, new pistons andrings, all new bearings, 2 new heads, new LS6 intake, custom Lunati cam with Lunati springs.
The heart transplant begins
LS6 dressed up with some ceramic coated Edelbrock shorty headers, brand new complete CTS-V accessory drive
Installed in truck
Video after I got it running. What a thrill hearing it come to life for the first time!
http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a157/ … LS6vid.mp4Thanks guys, took a lot of time and screwing around with certain things. For the most part, getting the engine in and ready to run was the easy part. Installed stock V8 motor mount brackets on the frame. LS6 block is identical to the 4.8/5.3/6.0L blocks so it drops right in place. Now my battle is trying to get a starter to fit without dragging on the flywheel. I’m using a 4.8L 5-speed flywheel and clutch, can’t find a starter to fit. Not sure if the starter holes are drilled different in the aluminum block versus the cast 4.8 block or what it is. Already have the LS6 flywheel. Might say screw the 5 speed and get a T-56 6-speed manual transmission and clutch. It’s a fairly easy swap. Just need to get some 4:56 or 5:12 gears for the rear end to accomodate the 0.5:1 6th gear ratio in the T-56.
Lot’s of updates on my 67 Barracuda project. I’ve even updated my website dedicated to it… http://www.gdw-stuff.com
Lot’s of updates on my 67 Barracuda project. I’ve even updated my website dedicated to it… http://www.gdw-stuff.com
Mine is posted in what are you working on here @
http://ericthecarguy.com/component/kunena/12-what-are-you-working-on/29038-my-euro-200sx240sx-rebuildupgrade-project-daily-with-performance-sr20det?Itemid=0
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