Swappin it
Joemnky
01-23-2002, 08:08 PM
Okie here is the dilly yo
I want to do a engine swap for my '92 HB
with a GS-R engine
1. do i need it to be a specific yr (the engine)
2. would i loose anything by doing this (ex. power steering)
thanks for da help:bloated:
I want to do a engine swap for my '92 HB
with a GS-R engine
1. do i need it to be a specific yr (the engine)
2. would i loose anything by doing this (ex. power steering)
thanks for da help:bloated:
praxis
01-23-2002, 08:23 PM
The 92-95 civic will accomodate most any Honda engine with out major surgery. I am sure that any GS-R engine will fit without modification (minor if any...mounts).
MLodsin
01-23-2002, 08:40 PM
The B18c1 will bolt right in, there are only a few modifications. IF you are looking for the b18c1, get it from 94-95. YOur car has OBD I as does the b18c1 from 94-95. If you get an engine from later years, you will have to convert your OBD I to OBD II. THis is a big hassle and is not worth it.
THe B18c1 is only one of your options though. you can look into the b16a and a few others.
Go to this website for more info:
www.hybrid.honda-perf.org
Good Luck
THe B18c1 is only one of your options though. you can look into the b16a and a few others.
Go to this website for more info:
www.hybrid.honda-perf.org
Good Luck
Rice-Rocketeer
01-23-2002, 09:15 PM
Well I'm pretty sure all B18C1's from 1994-2000 are OBD2 but as for "converting" to OBD2, you don't need to do shit. OBD consists of engine sensors that monitor it's performance. If you're getting a new engine with all the sensors and the ECU of this engine, What exactly do you need to change? Other than adding a 2nd O2 sensor after your cat or changing the ECU to ignore it.
hobbesboarder
01-23-2002, 09:28 PM
well u didnt state your location but in order for it to be legal in cali u must get an engine newer that your car.
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