Hasport H/F series kits are out, holy omfglad wthf.....

akiraboyakiraboy HondaCivicWagon.com Founder
in Engine & Drivetrain
Yep you heard me, Hasport has released their H/F series swap kit for 4th gen Civics, so you know what this means for the wagon community 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)

http://hasport.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=129

looks as if they released it on the 23rd of December :!:

Comments

  • sanjiyan69sanjiyan69 New Wagonist
    holy cow it's friggin expensive..but the power of H and F into a wagon is gonna be nuts! I'll take a F22C please... :D
  • jhotajhota familEE
    sanjiyan69 wrote:
    holy cow it's friggin expensive..but the power of H and F into a wagon is gonna be nuts! I'll take a F22C please... :D

    i don't think it's that F-series. i think it's the Accord motor, as the H and Accord F-series take the same mounts.

    who wants and H-series anyway? i'd much prefer a JDM K20A.
  • sanjiyan69sanjiyan69 New Wagonist
    I know they are talking about the mount kit...it's still pretty expensive though.

    ps. the f22c wouldn't fit because it's for rear wheel drive...forgot about that. a k20 wagon def would be awesome though.

    Wayne
  • mrwagovanmrwagovan familEE
    I'd like to see an Accord V6 in a wagon..244hp sounds like a winner to me.
    Does anyone know if this is even possible b/c If it is, I'm willing to do it.
  • WagoVanManWagoVanMan Band Wagon
    even if you can fit the v6 in the wagon,there would be alot of weight upfront well alot mare than a 4cyl. being in thier so you probably have to address alot of the front suspension components. also with more weight upfront and basically none in the back it might be imbalanced
  • akiraboyakiraboy HondaCivicWagon.com Founder
    you can skip the hasport kit if you want. I found a kit cheaper than this, heres the link. http://www.explicitspeedperformance.net/index.html

    Looks to me like he has sold a couple kits already & they've worked aok so far.

    Lmk guys, these are exiting times we live in. woot woot :o
  • sanjiyan69sanjiyan69 New Wagonist
    a buddy of mine in town is actually in the process of fabbing his own mounts to put a h22 in his 1st gen teg, along with a h2b adaptor plate for his tranny. I'm not sure how that's gonna work out, but I'll update if any more details come up.
  • jhotajhota familEE
    the way to do a V6 would be to put it in the back... use RT4WD rear trailing arms and spindles, fab a cradle for the engine, and move a fuel cell under the bonnet to replace the gas tank.

    o/c, if one was going that far, i'd use an NSX as a donor car, not an Accord.
  • akiraboyakiraboy HondaCivicWagon.com Founder
    yeah no kiddin

    H series is still interesting though :?
  • sanjiyan69sanjiyan69 New Wagonist
    unless you're this crazy person...

    http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=981613
  • WagoVanManWagoVanMan Band Wagon
    sanjiyan69 wrote:
    unless you're this crazy person...

    http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=981613

    i have been folling that buil for quite some tim now that is crazy, cant wait to see it running.
  • HaydzHaydz Moderator
    HASPORT kits for H series are far too expensive and still put the engine in a dangerous position. Far too much weight forward of the front wheels, can anyone say 'understeer'?

    :D

    Theres a few other companies making these kits that put the engine in a safe position...

    HASPORT = paying for the name.
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