Passport engine in a integra

ASSISTANCE Hybrids & Advanced Aftermarket Engine Performance
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Any one try and put a 1994 Honda passport engine in our cars???
The stats are very impressive

The entry-level DX had a 2.6-liter 4-cylinder engine, 2-wheel drive, and 5-speed manual shift

ohc I4 2.6 / 156
120HP 150TRQ
5-speed manual: 18/22

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http://auto.consumerguide.com/auto/used/reviews/full/index.cfm/id/2175

3

Don’t they have Isuzu motors? :shrug:

4

yes they are isuzu motors the hole damn thing is made by isuzu

5

its only a SOHC with 120hp :down:

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a.k.a. victim

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ya but look at the TRQ , slap a turbo on that and your set

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If you’re gonna go to the work of a bizarre swap, why not a K24? same torque and 40-80 more HP. Plus, it is FWD, so you have a chance of getting the transmission to work. The passport is RWD, to trans would not work in an FWD application.

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Imagine a RWD G2!!! :rockon:

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I’m sure it is possible, and has probably been discussed before. Might be easier to do by mounting an engine transversly behind the driver than with a front engine/rear drive setup. I think there was a link at one point to someone who was putting 2 engines in a G3.