[slinky dog]

can you put the 2.0L engine from the 2017 type-r into the 2017 civic hatch sport touring and keep the cvt transmission?

 

[10genSi]

why....just why.....

 

[fear24]

sure...may not last long as the CVT isn't built for that amount of HP.

 

[hfpdohc]

the engine is built to go with a M/T......so it would not fit....sorry

 

[Vincent Morrison]

Why the **** would you ever even want to put the CVT on a type R motor is beyond me. Learn to drive stick bruh

 

[scorpdragon]

There appears to be a current type r engine on ebay right now. Give it a try.

Personally after having driven manual most of my life I'm mostly over it now thanks to a 45 mile one way work commute of mostly stop & go rush hour traffic. I wouldn't mind if my sport touring had just a little more kick but I like having a warranty now. Waiting to see how long things go well for those using the hondata and ktuners.

 

[hikaru]

The sport is there with auto tranny for a reason.

 

[dragnix92]

How about put 2.0T from 2018 Honda Accord Sport Touring in 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport Touring? Both are CVT transmission. Since 2019 Civic Sport 2.0 don't have turbo which is very sad. So I'm curious about 2.0t from 2018 Accord Sport Touring to 2017 Hatchback Sport Touring