RyanKorponay12
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| this is my 1977 honda civic, it was original parked 1984 in a garage and the owner wanted $3000 for it at auction, it didint sell so it ended up at the wrecker and i got it for $650 i brought it home and immediately starting working on it, the problem was rod knock
i know this is the wrong site and everything to post this but yea idk
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That's a cool little car, I'm so glad you rescued it  It's my dream to restore a classic car someday. Those antique Honda's are neat looking and unique cars. |
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Philips DuraMax and GE Miser forever! Classic incandescents are the best incandescents!
Stop the lamp bans!
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| Uggh. No offense my friend. I had nothing but bad experiences with Honda's and Toyota's from the 70s until the late mid-80s when they got their act together and blew everyone else out of the water with awesome reliability.
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The more you hate the LED movement, the stronger it becomes.
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Broo  that engine is TINY. How much horsepower? I'd expect a small engine like that from a motorcycle. |
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| its a 54 hp engine its 1200 cc and it red lines at 10,000 rpm, it weighs about 50 lbs, i can pick it up by myself XD
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| A 50cc car?? My motorcycle (recently bought) is 600cc, 110hp (although motorcycle hp and car hp aren't quite the same) and
400+ pounds... redlines at 16,000 rpm. haha... I was thinking this car engine was as big as a motorcycle engine but apparently
not even close.
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A 50cc car?? My motorcycle (recently bought) is 600cc, 110hp (although motorcycle hp and car hp aren't quite the same) and
400+ pounds... redlines at 16,000 rpm. haha... I was thinking this car engine was as big as a motorcycle engine but apparently
not even close.
I thought that the 4AFE engine in my old 1989 Toyota Corolla I had years ago was the same size, but then again I didn't have the engine out of the car so I'm not sure.  It was a 1600cc engine if I remember. |
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| Now THAT is more what I would expect from a car engine. 1600cc and up and higher in weight
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