Totalimmortal
Well-Known Member
Thats just it. I had a friend that has a 96' with a 6-bolt swap and he rarely had problems.
Should I do it???
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DarkSideAccord
nadeshiko fobz ftw..
mah brown spidah 
i say no... 350 whp ain't bad, but a car tht old is prone to bring more problems down the road.... buy it as a toy for ur fobz
i say no... 350 whp ain't bad, but a car tht old is prone to bring more problems down the road.... buy it as a toy for ur fobz
Sketch o5
Señor Greengo
well, i certainly wouldnt get rid of an accord for one of those.
BadgerType
Resident ***hole
NO....how dare you think abt leaving us
talontsiawd
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Ok, first off, for anyone saying it's downgrade, hell no, it's basically better in every way except for it's not as reliable. It isn't bad, I daily drove a 95 for 6 years, it had it's problems but nothing to make me want to get rid of it. Price, HELL NO.
It's making good power for the turbo, why he thinks he can get $5000 out of the smallest upgraded turbo is beyond me (and it would make that much power on a stock motor too). It's a good platform to go further but i'd buy a stock one for $2000, do fuel system/turbo and be $1000 ahead and know exactly what's up when something goes wrong. Plus if you want a built motor, it's really not that pricy on these cars.
It's making good power for the turbo, why he thinks he can get $5000 out of the smallest upgraded turbo is beyond me (and it would make that much power on a stock motor too). It's a good platform to go further but i'd buy a stock one for $2000, do fuel system/turbo and be $1000 ahead and know exactly what's up when something goes wrong. Plus if you want a built motor, it's really not that pricy on these cars.
csmiths98AV6
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yea 350 AWHP that you will be fixing more then driving, trust me i have alot of dsm friends, and they spend more money fixing, then making fast. not a RELIABLE upgrade, alot FASTER upgrade, it comes down to which is more important to you. I vote NO
