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Well that vette was done for anyway. Might as well go for a project. I don't know if I would have choosen a civic body, but then again if I already had a civic body I would probably use it, especially considering the swap itself cost him <$1,000.
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Originally Posted by J Wikoff
Different idea...
I wasn't going to read that whole thread, but I saw one guy write: "Power to weight baby!!!"
WIth all the steel that guy has in it so the Civic body will support the twisting force there is no way it'* going to be near as light as the original Vette was.
Just cause it'* a Civic, don't mean it'* the lightest thing out there. 
I wasn't going to read that whole thread, but I saw one guy write: "Power to weight baby!!!"
WIth all the steel that guy has in it so the Civic body will support the twisting force there is no way it'* going to be near as light as the original Vette was.
Just cause it'* a Civic, don't mean it'* the lightest thing out there. 
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There actually is a guy that'* a friend of my friend Jerry, he has one of the older Civic hatches. He did a motor swap for a 350, lol. From what I hear it'* a monster...
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Originally Posted by bonnienoclyde
There actually is a guy that'* a friend of my friend Jerry, he has one of the older Civic hatches. He did a motor swap for a 350, lol. From what I hear it'* a monster...
hehehehe
