Get the Honda service manual for that year, and follow the instructions.
They are very detailed, and the ones I've used have been incredibly
correct - much better than the Chiltons or Haynes that cover 20 years of
cars. This site http://www.hondahookup.com/manuals/ appears to have some for
download, or you can find one on EBay or buy one from Helminc.com.

If your dad has worked on cars, knows how to use a torque wrench, and you
both realize that aluminum is softer than cast iron, you should be okay.
Just take your time and read the book!

"Hendersauce" <shinigami_chris@juno.com> wrote in message
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> Also, Car is in good condition. I had it fully serviced last month, all
> fluids checked, Filters replaced, etc. 2 months ago had to replace the
> radiator with a new one (Texas summer! 0_o). In other words, I have not
> had any issues with this vehicle...
>