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1 Courtesy of SPORTCOMPACTCAR / DECEMBER2000 THE ULTIMATE honda ENGINESWAP GUIDEby Jared HolsteinHONDA engine SWAP GUIDEH umankindhas made a habit of one-upping the creator when it can ben-efit in some material sense. We figured out early on that playing match-maker to an ass and a horse produced a creature with the strength andstamina of a horse, but the nimble sure-footedness of an ass. (Thatwould be a donkey for those of you not up on your cross-breeding tech-niques.) Given that as enthusiasts, we all want our cars to run like a thor-oughbred and handle like, an ass, the notion of installing a largerengine in a lighter chassis is appealing. The same rules that apply innature pertain to the automotive world as well: The more closely relatedthe parent forms, the more likely they are to produce a viable a B16A from a Japanese domestic market Civic Type R into aUS-spec Civic will be a whole lot easier, cheaper and more success-ful than dropping an NSX engine into the same car though this hasnot stopped peo

engines, of course, are scarcer and more desired than others, lead- ing to an unfortunate amount of Honda theft, though there are always engines with papers available (the only kind you want).

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