rebuild or replace
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i want to know what everyone thinks i have a 94 civic ex coupe. the motor is a 1.6 vtec sohc. it has 182xxx i'm getting out the navy soon and instead of buying a new car when i get out i would like to keep this but i would like to know if i should rebuild or replace the motor. just looking for some ideas. thanks
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Depends on what you are looking for in power goals. If you are happy with a stock d16z6, then rebuild it.
If you are looking for more power, you might as well buy a swap anyway, since you would be having to pay for the price of a rebuild, and then power adders, to make the same power as a swap you can get.
Just all depends on what you are looking to get.
If you are looking for more power, you might as well buy a swap anyway, since you would be having to pay for the price of a rebuild, and then power adders, to make the same power as a swap you can get.
Just all depends on what you are looking to get.
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