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personally i dont like the j-mags with stretches tires. or the red pinstripe. other than that the car looks great.
and those of you hatin on the motor.... give some respect where respect is due. honda has made tons of amazing motors.
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I borrowed a friends civic for a couple days. It has a B16 (all motor with stock Honda internals), it runs 13.2 in the 1/4 mile. I would love to have that motor in a Festiva- would be just as fast as a modded b6t or bpt. Add a turbo or fully build the natrurally aspirated motor and have a reliable daily driven 12 second car. Festivas are cheaper than Hondas and Honda engines are so common (along with aftermarket parts) that building it should be the same price if not cheaper than building a mazda engine.
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a b16 swap where i live will run you around 2000 bucks, yes i know you can get them for cheaper but they are bagged missing vital peices and have a million miles on them.. and IMO, putting an egt motor in a festy is easier than putting a b16 in an eg/ek/ blah blabah blah... honda makes good engines, but if someone had that 2000 dollars invested into a mazda 1.8, it would be ALOT faster.
my b6ze with around 2000 bucks invested into the motor putting the total at 2500 is MUCHHHH faster then a b16 eg on the race track
dont get me wrong they are "good motors" but mazdas are greater
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Also look at the other component of this swap, the honda transmission, Im sure it can stand up to wayyyyyyy more abuse than any g-series ever could. It also looks like a fairly easy swap, just weld up a few mounts, custom axles, and some wiring And you would have a festiva that absolutely ripped.
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I'm sure a cryo'ed G series could take 500-600 plus. Easy. We have seen untouched g series hit 305 to the wheels already.---------------------------------------------------
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Also, Hondas usually get stolen... ALOT. That's one of the reasons why I kept away from them, especially when most of the motors on CL around here are hot.Current cars:
1993 Ford Festiva 5-Speed - Festiclese III - Cousin of the Banhammer - "The Jalopnik Car"
1984 Toyota Cressida - 2JZGE Swap, Turbocharged.
2013 Mazda Mazda2 - Exhaust and Wheels (the daily)
2002 Toyota Tundra - V6/Auto/2WD - The Tow Vehicle.
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Originally posted by neanderpaul View PostInterference engine. You better cahnge that timing belt. With the mazda b series you can run 'em til they break!
OH AND FOR THE RADICAL SWAPS HOW ABOUT A LS9 CHEVY 6.2 IN A 3RD GEN RX7... saw that and a few ls1 swapped rx7s in northern florida a few years backLast edited by phyaz91; 09-16-2010, 06:40 PM.91L 5 sp, 175k,a/c ,KYB gr2,Fms Lowering springs ,13" konig's ,09 tiburon seats, 7" Pyle in.dash,kicker ds400 all around,Kicker 400.2 powering 2 Kicker cvr 10", 30k hid's, hopeful to find a xr2 to swap b6t from....
2010 mazdaspeed3 stock... for now
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The RX7 swap isn't that hard actually. The mounts can be bought and I think there are wiring harnesses made now for it.Current cars:
1993 Ford Festiva 5-Speed - Festiclese III - Cousin of the Banhammer - "The Jalopnik Car"
1984 Toyota Cressida - 2JZGE Swap, Turbocharged.
2013 Mazda Mazda2 - Exhaust and Wheels (the daily)
2002 Toyota Tundra - V6/Auto/2WD - The Tow Vehicle.
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a few years back it wasnt as common the guy that owned the shop claimed to be the first ... im sure it is more common now..they were still working on the ls9 when i was there it wasnt running yet.. but the ls1s were iand i wathed the one on the dyno put out850 at the wheels.. estimated 9and change at the crank91L 5 sp, 175k,a/c ,KYB gr2,Fms Lowering springs ,13" konig's ,09 tiburon seats, 7" Pyle in.dash,kicker ds400 all around,Kicker 400.2 powering 2 Kicker cvr 10", 30k hid's, hopeful to find a xr2 to swap b6t from....
2010 mazdaspeed3 stock... for now
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