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Old 07-03-2003, 10:32 PM
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b16a2 swap into a 91 teg

I only have one question. Will the LS exhaust manifold fit on the b16 head? If anyone could get back to me before sat i would appreciate it greatly. Thanks.
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Old 07-04-2003, 12:14 PM
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Thanks! I really appreciate the reply. Now I can go ahead and do my swap tomorrow. Thanks again.
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let us know how it goes. any noticeable difference?? I was thinking about doing it in my 93. alot of people say the torque loss makes it not worth it.
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why would you wanna bother converting from OBDII into your OBD0 car, why not get a b16a and make things alot easier.
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why would you wanna bother converting from OBDII into your OBD0 car, why not get a b16a and make things alot easier.
Good point but it sounds like he's already got the engine. Should have gotten a B16a from Si-R I. Non OBD
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Old 07-05-2003, 12:16 PM
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I just bought this car last week for $1400. Then I spun a bearing. I have the b16 lying around awaiting my 94 civic coupe. But I'm so far off from finishing it that I decided to just throw it in the teg. This way I get back on the road much faster than a rebuild or buying a used LS ,which is IMO unreliable, with a 90 day warranty. Also after the swap, I will have an LS to play with, which I think will end up being a very built LS VTEC for my civic. But, I will keep you posted on any complications in the swap or any gains/losses in speed. Its only a loss of 10ft1bs. of torque and a gain of I believe 20 or 30 horsepower. Pluse I gain vtec. It should be about even I suppose.
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Yeah but there is a lot of comlicated wiring to put that engine in, like OBD II swap and VTEC harnesses. ETC.
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I bought one of those rpm activated boxes for the vtec. I was going to us the inatke manifold, distributor, altenator, and tranny from the LS. And I wouldn't have to run a knock sensor. What other problems are there?
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Old 07-05-2003, 12:28 PM
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I thought you have to run a knock sensor on all VTEC's?
Am I wrong?
What about the OBD swap?
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Old 07-05-2003, 12:34 PM
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I dont think the knock sensor is necessary because obd0 doesn't look for the knock sensor, If i'm wrong I dont think it will be a problem. I'm not going to even have vtec untill the box gets here. As for the obd problem, I'm swapping over almost everything i can think of that would cause a problem. that is intake, dist., etc.. If i have plug problems i guess i will just have to splice some in from my obd1 harness
The LS ecu will run the b16 no problem. I will eventually get it chipped so that i can use the b16 to its potential.
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