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Old 12-15-2003, 06:24 PM   #1
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b18a question

alright i got a 92 cx hatch... and im dropping in a Ls motor.... but the thing is that its a 90 ls... and the head is off a 94... everything should bolt up just fine right? yeah i got that whole package for 250 excluding tranny, and shift link... and which ecu would i have to use?
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Old 12-15-2003, 07:04 PM   #2
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Re: b18a question

you'll need motor mounts i think. I'm pretty sure that it won't just bolt in, but I might be wrong.
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Re: b18a question

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alright i got a 92 cx hatch... and im dropping in a Ls motor.... but the thing is that its a 90 ls... and the head is off a 94... everything should bolt up just fine right? yeah i got that whole package for 250 excluding tranny, and shift link... and which ecu would i have to use?
you will also need axles, from a 99-00 si, 94-01 gsr, or 94-97 del sol dohc vtec. you can use any 94-95 obd1 ls,rs,or gs ecu. you can also chip a p28 to work with you app.
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Old 12-17-2003, 01:12 AM   #5
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so imma need custom motor mounts.. or can i use the ones from the 90 ls?

thanks for the help..
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Re: b18a question

alright i purchased an obd0 ecu and head today... and i was wondering there wont be any problem installing it or anything right? everything should just plug n play w/ no problems?
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alright i purchased an obd0 ecu and head today... and i was wondering there wont be any problem installing it or anything right? everything should just plug n play w/ no problems?
you are going to have a problem. since your car is obd 1 you either need to convert the car to obd 0 or change the injectors and distributor to obd1 and get a obd 1 ecu.
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alright thanks for the help
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Re: b18a question

You're fucking yourself by buying the OBD 0 parts, they are usless to you. You need to keep the OBD I head, and everything that is attached to it, it will plug right in. Use the mounts that come with the motor, and get the rear bracket from a 3rd gen teg. Get the axles that were listed above, and put the motor in your car.
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Re: b18a question

okay i replaced the injectors, distributor.. i got the si axles, and an si tranny from a 99... now how about the wiring harness and everything... would i have to get it altered or anything or just plug that hoe up and run it
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