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Old 03-02-2006, 12:08 PM
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head swap

Where can I find a vtec head for and B18b
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Re: head swap

the "ls/vtec" swap is evidently a pretty tricky thing to do. It has to be done perfect or it will go south real fast, so i hear. Do you know what your doing, or do you just think you can slap on a vtec head on to a non-vtec motor?
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Re: head swap

Did not know how hard it was that's why I ask
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Re: head swap

search....take all the information you can and then make your own decision. it is not an easy thing to do....my advice is just boost your b18b or do a motor swap
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