Based on your other thread, it seems as if you're on a budget. Keep in mind that an engine swap will cost you quite a bit of change, upwards of $2,500 for a JDM H22 assuming you install it yourself and have all the necessary tools. Its not just buying an engine and tossing it in, while its out, you want to take care of certain items that are easy to do while the engine is out of the car (clutch, timing belt, change seals that may be leaking)
Omg, that website rapes your wallet...
Ill sell you my F22 and trans for 400 if you live anywhere close to me in Tennessee.
That things got neck snapping torque lmfao.
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I am a lonely fat bastard with no life. This is true. But you should see the pics I posted of my girlfriend in ot.
We have a Honda H22A 200 HP V-Tec low mileage (30-40 thousand) engine imported from Japan (this price is for the ENGINE ONLY and does not include a transmission, ecu, or axels). It is a direct replacement for the 92-95 Honda Prelude fitted with the H22 V-Tech engine.
Thats just the long block. Plus, no ECU, yay! That's another $150+ you need to spend, on top of the transmission if you need one. Oh and don't forget the down pipe.
Not quite sure I'd trust a company who can't spell VTEC
Yeah I've had a few friends tell me that they knew people who bought engines off of ebay cause it was cheaper and when the engine came it was a total piece of sh!t. Buy from hmotors, you'll get a top notch engine.
Thats just the long block. Plus, no ECU, yay! That's another $150+ you need to spend, on top of the transmission if you need one. Oh and don't forget the down pipe.
Not quite sure I'd trust a company who can't spell VTEC
It's spelled correctly in the top of the listing, you owned me on that one. Your website doesnt come with a trans either... or a ecu or sensors and doesnt come with a 6 month unlimited mile warranty. And if you looking for trust just look at his feedback.
Price: $ 1200.00 Plus shipping and handling 92-95 Spec
$ 1500.00 Plus shipping and handling 97-98 Spec
Availability: In Stock
Yeah I've had a few friends tell me that they knew people who bought engines off of ebay cause it was cheaper and when the engine came it was a total piece of sh!t. Buy from hmotors, you'll get a top notch engine.
Where does it say that in this guys feedback that they are bad engines??? Tell your friends they are idiots for not checking feedback and not finding a warranty.
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I am a lonely fat bastard with no life. This is true. But you should see the pics I posted of my girlfriend in ot.
Where does it say no sensors on the long block only page?
Yes, the long block only is cheaper from engineus and the warranty is longer (as is the list of requirements to be eligible for coverage). HOWEVER, their full swaps are more expensive and only come with a 30 day warranty. So, yes, engineus is cheaper if you only need the engine, not so much for a full swap.
Where does it say no sensors on the long block only page?
It doesnt say anyting about sensors because they arent included. look at the complete long block listing and that one includes sensors. Everything I listed comes strait from the site. And i wasnt comparing complete engine swaps. the guy said he needed a motor. and thats what I gave him a link for. Dont compare apples to oranges, of course a complete motor, trans, ecu swap is going to come with more stuff? duh... look, you can buy which ever motor you want. I dont care what you do with your money.
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I am a lonely fat bastard with no life. This is true. But you should see the pics I posted of my girlfriend in ot.
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