i have a 98 honda accord v6 and want to know where i can go or get a 03 cl type-s transmission for a swap for auto to manuel conversion
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the best thing i would say is check local papers. if not there than go to some automotive stores mabye even a junk yard there its free. but be carfull when swiching that. you dont want to over do it when you first take the accord out. worst comes to worst come on down to honda and trade it in i will get you a good deal.
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http://auto.howstuffworks.com/catalytic-converter2.htm
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It seems highly unlikely that your Honda has that kind of off the line accelleration, I know my 88 Civic, great as she is on the highway, takes 14 seconds to go from 0 to 60 on a good day and mine has no catalytic converter.
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possibility's are endless so many motors can be swapped into this car B16 B18 B20 H22 k20 .. Now the real question how much money you have in your sock drawer ? B series swaps looking at 3-5,000 all the way to 8-9,000 for K20 OUCH.... now the automatic to manual conversion I have personally done this 3 times for other people and still i ask myself why ?? its pricey expect to pay 1,000 for good parts and about 7 - 9 hours labor for install  I myself would pick up a car that is already manual trans ... Hope it helps out
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www.rentasupercar.co.uk/rolls_royce.htm\n\n\ntry this
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Here's a carreer review of an auto mechanic that might help:  \n\nhttp://www.princetonreview.com/cte/profiles/dayInLife.asp?careerID=18
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dont bother buy a different car
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I doubt that just overfilling the transmission could have caused a metal-to-metal noise.  Take it to a reliable transmission shop and have it checked out.  There may be a much cheaper solution than changing out the transmission.
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ccs.com is the best place i go to. they can send you a catolog or you can just buy the trucks off of the site. try clicking on this site and it will take you exactly where you need to go. go to \n\nhttp://shop.ccs.com/itemSearchProcess.do?shopTrack=search&SKW=trucks&submit32.x=10&submit32.y=2
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try contacting summit automotive they have a free catalog for all kinds of conversions and hi-performance parts for trucks they are located in tallmadge ohio om state route 532 sorry im not sure of the address
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You could search for a bodykit on yahoo or join a car forum like honda-tech.com and vtec.net. Both are very great sites and can help you with ideas and there are tons of pictures of 1991 integras that have been modified and look very good! Most people do japanese conversions of the front ends since Japan usually had more "contemporary" designs. Hope this helps. Good Luck.
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I would recommend taking it to a dealer and seeing what you will get on a trade in for it. Take the money they give you and buy a 4 cylinder "beater" and take the remaining money and pay your bills. If you cannot afford to pay your house payment, you need to put it up for rent and move into an apt you can afford. Put the house up for sale while it is being rented out, that way you will not be responsible for something you cannot afford as the rent will make your house payment. Renters can pay their own utilities. That's the only thing I can think of. Or perhaps DEBT CONSOLIDATION would be a good option for you at this time.
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yes it will i swapped a integra motor into my HF CRX this car weighs 1800 pounds came stock with 67 horsepower and when i put the 135 horse integra motor from japan in it with the HF trans it went 90 mph in 2nd gear and got there real fast  it ran a 15.20 at pomona fair grounds it was a tight fit to say the least changing the fan belts was a bummer but possible theres kits out there you wont have to cut or weld just bolt up different adapter plates and motor mounts dont forget to get the computer and wiring harness from the vtech without that forget it
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I want a 1998 to 2000 BMW 3-series with low miles and in good condition. If you have a car like that, send me some information please.
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www.kitcar.com    and          www.kit-cars.com
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www.dvla.gov.uk \nWe imported a car from Japan you have to fit a rear fog light and chage the brake pads normally then pay for an sva test once it passes this you can register and use the car in uk
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Snap Automatic Transmission Sealer & Conditioner \n this is what i found. its made by pennzoil-quakerstate you will probably find it at a pep boys or a autozone in the automotive fluids section. hope this helps