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help me find the right swap?
ok, I have a 91 civic hb with a 1.5 liter. I want to swap in the 1.6, but which one? there are so many b16, b16a, b16a2, blah blah blah. I was looking at the 160 hp one, but now i'm all confused as to which one fits easiest and what the difference is. also will i need to change from a cable to hydro tranny? thanks for helping.
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Re: help me find the right swap?
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They will all fit easy as long u have the b-series mounts and shift linkage(hasport, HCP , place racing) or custom ur shift linkage. You'll also need the ecu, wire harness, integra axles from a 91-93 and thats about it.
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the hb is a dx and it has dual injection instead of multi. do i need to change that over before i do the swap? or do most swaps come with that?
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The swap will come with mostly everything you need. Head, Block, Tranny, ECU,Intake manifold, exhaust manifold, fuel rail, injectors, distributor. Some of the things you will need is the B Series mounts from HASport, shift linkage and 90-93 Integra Axels.
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thanks for helping out, but can you tell me what engine # i need. b16b, b16a b16 i don't know the difference. I'm looking for the easiest vtec 1.6 hookup, but with the 160ish hp
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B16A(1) is the one you need (according to US lore - it's really just a JDM B16A - but it's the one from the '90-91 SiR with a cable transmission).
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ok- here's the break down:
B16A(1) - JDM SiR 1 engine out of 89-91 Civic/CRX SiR's or 90-93 Integra XSi's-160 hp, cable trans B16A - JDM SiR II engine out of 92+ Civic/CRX SiR's-170 hp,hydro trans B16A3 - USDM engine out of US Del Sol VTEC's - 160 hp, hydro trans B16A2 - USDM engine out of 99-00 Civic Si's - 160hp, hydro trans B16B - JDM engine out of Civic Type R's - 185/190hp, hrdro trans i think that is them all - the easiest one to do (and the cheapest) is the SiR I B16A(1), that's what i did.....one thing that you have to be prepared for is broken sensors such as the TPS, and the Knock sensor. if the TPS is broken, i know that you can make the one off of the old D16 motor work....the knock sensor is $220 from honda...i got it for $80 ....oh yeah, and depending on the trans you get: Y1, S1....that 90-93 integra axels might not work. i have the y1, and i had to use the 86-89 axel on the driver side...and the SiR one on the passenger side. later
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hey dude...here is a list of common 4th gen swaps http://hybrid.honda-perf.org/tech/4gtech.html
Here is a engine spec list that may help in identifying which is which. http://hybrid.honda-perf.org/tech/engine.html ...and so far everyone is right.. the 160 hp one is the JDM b16a - it came out of 4th gen SiR Civic's in Japan... To answer your Q about DPFI to MPFI - most (but maybe not all) of the parts you will need will come with the motor, but you will need to do some re-wiring to make the wiring to the engine and ECU work with MPFI motors (and/or VTEC if you choose a VTEC motor). The hybrid resource above will help answer a lot of your questions. I will be swapping in a ZC (1.6L) soon in my DX and will be doing the DPFI to MPFI conversion also...however, I haven't done it yet, so I don't have any personal insight to offer only what I have read. Good Luck
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