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Yeah cheers mate thats some good advice. only problem with a b18c5 is that they cost four grand and it would be really difficult to get insurance at my age because of the 'type R' label, how annoying is that? i just checked and the ones i would seriously consider are the gen1 b16a which is 1200...

um yeah a swap would be ideal into either a civic or accord when i hav enough money. i've had a look and gen1 b16a's are 1200 nz dollars, gen2 b16a's are 1900 and the lsd model is 2400. those are all rebuilt engines so are in mint condition (theres a big store where i live in auckland). The...

Hey this is a newbe question lol. just wondering are b16/b18 engines all roughly the same. what i mean is that a 94 one would have the same/similar mounts etc as say a 98. im not even sure what cars have what engines or what engines can fit in which cars. any advice on what engines fit 94-98...

Yeah thanks guys, you all make valid points. i think i'd probably be looking at an accord or civic between the years 94-98 they do look fantastic and from what i've learned recently there are a couple of things you can do relativly cheaply to increase power etc. i was wondering if it would be...

The japs have some classics... Toyota supra Mazda RX7 Nissan 350Z Honda Accords (just cause i want one) There are heaps of others but thats an o.k list for now

Good idea mate, 6x9"s are a great compromise if you don't have the room for a sub. Like anything you get what you pay for so get the best you can. Good wiring definitely help!!!!!!

hey you may of guessed but i'm quite young and money doesn't grow on trees. Ok assume that you had a vast selection of hondas that had all done roughly 120000kms (75000miles), and they were between the years 1994 to 1998. What car would be the best value for money? General question i know but to...