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Old 07-18-2004, 12:02 PM
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Ok I have a question on this b18c1 I want to turbo it and put it into my 95 civic 4dr pos,and I want to change transmission from automatic to manual do you suggest that i go ahead and change transmissions first before swapping so it will be easier or wait till i get the swap.My other question does this place look like a good place to buy a complete engine swap

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Re: b18c1

If you do the auto to manual swap now, it will take less time to get the motor in your car once you're ready for it; but you'll have to have your car down twice. And there are cheaper places to go than that site: http://www.hmotorsonline.com/shop/sc...age&item=30009
http://www.totaljdm.com/index.cfm/fu...dm_engines.htm
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Re: b18c1

so should I get the JDM or USDM engine,Im going to turbo and I heard that if you have lower c/r then its better to turbo
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Re: b18c1

Either one is going to need good tuning if you're planning on boosting quite a bit, well any boost but especially with that high of compression. Just get a good engine managment and someone who is a reputable tuner and you'll be set with either motor. Personally I'd get the jdm motor, even with the slightly higher compression, because I couldn't see paying that much $ for the motor and making the same amount of hp as the jdm b16a with the usdm gsr (even thought the gsr would have a higher displacement). But that's just me.
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Re: b18c1

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well before i would get a turbo i would get my manual transmission in, then my JDM engine, and i would go JDM only because it is what I would chose, as it's hard to come by JDM engines in my area. then once i had all that in i would make sure i have a nice set of headers, and a strong exhast system, and then clean up any other engine bay modifications. then when i go to put my turbo in i would get the best performance out of it, but that is just IMO.
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Re: Re: b18c1

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i would make sure i have a nice set of headers...then when i go to put my turbo in i would get the best performance out of it, but that is just IMO.
Why would you spend money on a good header, if you're just gonna replace it with the turbo manifold. Waste of money. Only get a header if you're not going turbo, otherwise, stick with the stock one.
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Re: b18c1

well I already have the whole turbo kit all i would have to buy is a b18c1 turbo manifold and everything will still work except for maybe the wastegate
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Why would you spend money on a good header, if you're just gonna replace it with the turbo manifold. Waste of money. Only get a header if you're not going turbo, otherwise, stick with the stock one.
Sorry still learning this JDM/Turbo thing. Wasn't sure where the Turbo went, but now i do. damn do i feel like an idiot.
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