Acura Integra 2001

Hi,

I am trying to find a Hybrid Conversion Kit that will work on my 2001 Acura Integra. Can anyone tell me which one I should use? Please let me know if has been problems with the hybrid conversion also. Any information is appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi Wayne

I read from the notes on this site that you can get a quote for a HAFC (Hydro-Assist Fuel Cell) and PICC (Pre-ignition Catalytic Converter). I don't know if these conversion kits has had any problems, but I think they probably have a money back guarantee if it doesn't work.

Hi,

Are there kits for E85 conversions? I have seen this in the news alot. Using 85% Ethanol and 15% gasoline sounds good for the environment.
Oh, and my car is a 1998 acura integra. Thanks guys.

Using water as gas is better for your acura I think. Why not use a resource that is readily available to you instead of ethanol? Does that burn cleaner than hydrogen or give an added boost to your acura?

I am not trying to down ethanol users since it is helping our environment. I just want to know if it runs better on cars than using water as fuel.

I think both is good. At least we are taking a step closer to better than using just gasoline. Your acura should run fine with water conversion or the ethanol E85 conversion. It would be pretty good on mileage after the conversion installation considering the fact that the Acura Integra is already pretty fuel efficient. If it were me though I would go with the water conversion for the acura.

Your postings are appreciated. Hope your input continues! Any information about purchase or installation of a hybrid conversion kit for Acura vehicles are appreciated. Have fun and be Green!

this is definitely a great discussion. i don't have an acura, but have a couple of friends who do. i will see if i can get them to convert as well

Wow, I would love to see a teg that is a hybrid, I think you would be one of the first to do this, and I bet it would be a hit at any car show.