New from Michigan.

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• wagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert

  August 2009

  welcome! im originally from Michigan, i know all about the winters and the lake effect snow the RT4WD is perfect for it.
• Zakk Wagonist

  August 2009

  I am still looking around, it is hard to find a 4wd that isn't completely trashed/rusted out. I may have to settle for only two wheels.
• wagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert

  August 2009

  ...or find one in the south and road trip it up north
• Zakk Wagonist

  August 2009

  I wish I had the time, haha. Maybe that isn't a bad idea though, a weekend trip to Tennessee or something...Hmm...
• wagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert

  August 2009

  in the long run dude, anything without RUST is worth the trip. even if it is to Cali
• Zakk Wagonist

  August 2009

  wagodizzle wrote:

  in the long run dude, anything without RUST is worth the trip. even if it is to Cali

  
  Hm, I found a nice 4wd in lower Ohio for $1000, 7 hour drive though, if I can talk him down a bit, it may be worth my time.
• Zakk Wagonist

  August 2009

  Okay, sorry for the bump, but I have a question.
  
  
  I lost out on the 4wd opportunity, but I may have found an almost alternative. I found this $400 '89 wagon with a blown out engine that I am sure I could talk him down to $300 or less. I also found someone selling D16's for $400. See where I am going with this?
  
  So my question is, how much work is it to put a D16 into the Wagon? What else would I have to buy? This is my first civic so I'm not used to these engines.
  
  
  Links-
  
  The Wagon
  The Engine.
• ThaClutcH Senior Wagonist

  August 2009

  Pretty basic. I believe its a direct swap in.
• wagodizzle Council Member and EDM expert

  August 2009

  it came stock with a D16A6 engine. same as Si and EX. any D series engine will fit (almost)...