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Old 01-23-2002, 02:06 PM
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So without sounding like an idiot, what engine did the 99/00 SIs have in them? Were they just new productions of the B16?

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Were they just new productions of the B16?

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Yes. But a special low hp version so you yanks didnt get to excited.
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Aww horseshit, we always get screwed on that stuff. Well, lemme ask this then - which is going to be more economical? Buying an early B16A and dealing with the transmission change, or spending more (quite a bit more, from what I've seen?) for the B16A2 and then the extra couple hundred bucks for the OBDII conversion piece for my 99 EX?
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Well your car is OBD II so buying a B16a2 and bolting it in with the G/box its comes with, and either doing the basic wiring your self or getting the conversion looms is the best option. (I dont know if there is much need for any extra wires, actualy, especialy if your car is already VTEC) the engine is significantly more advanced than the early engine. (although the early engine in a well driven 4g will still be faster than your 5g )

Dropping the early B16a in will require you to either convert the sensors on the engine to OBD II or, install an OBD 0 ECU in your car, which I know in Cali, and Im sure most other US states is illegal.
Using the latter b16a2 also solved problems with putting older engines into new cars.

You could of course sell your car and find an Si, then stick some Type-R cams in it.
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