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Old 12-01-2003, 09:31 PM
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Lightbulb b16 in an 87 teg

Just needed some comments/advice or tips or any useful info on doing a swap in an 87 integra......thanks
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Re: b16 in an 87 teg

Why a B16? Why not any B18 motor VTEC or not it will be faster than with the B16. The B16 is a motor best suited for really light cars because of it's great lack of torque.
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Old 12-01-2003, 10:39 PM
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well....true true but i was also thinking about doing a b20 but changing the head to an ls cause a b20 head sucks,maybe slap a b16 tranny cause of the gears,but i don't know i was posting this reply for a freind......
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Re: b16 in an 87 teg

The B20Z and B20B heads are the same as the B18B1 heads. I think the B20A1, B20A3, and B20A5 are the same as well but not 100% sure. If you do go the B20 route get the B20Z not the B20B the B20Z's are from Japan but have 146hp and 133 lbft torque. Just a little info for ya.
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