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Old 11-09-2004, 07:25 PM
JDM00CivicEX JDM00CivicEX is offline
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B20B in an 00 Civic Help!!!

I have a B16A head on B20B block with a B18C Tranny, when i bought the motor it came with head, block, tranny, intake manifold with no ecu, no injectors, no motor mounts, no power steering pump, no a/c, no exhaust manifold, and no engine harness. I sent the head out to a machine shop today to get it cleaned and a 3 angle valve job with all stock parts. And I will be also doing the same thing with the block. Now when all of that is complete, I would like to swap it into my 00 Civic EX, and I was wondering, what are ALL THE PARTS i will need to buy to do a successful swap with a/c and power steering into my 00 Civic EX? And are there any parts that I could use off my stock D16Y8 motor to save some money? Oh and everything on the B20B motor will be stock, so also what kind of clutch/flywheel combo should I get? Thanx
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Old 11-10-2004, 01:10 AM
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what obd is the intake mani ?
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Old 11-10-2004, 09:01 PM
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everything is OBDII
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