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Old 01-13-2005, 04:02 PM
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b16a2 into 89 crx

i read the 4th gen FAQ and it said to swap a b16 into a crx you have to buy a motor mount kit where can i get a kit? also does any one know if it requires any elec. changes? i have the ecu and and wiring harness out of the 99 civic si the engine came out of nay info would be great thanks
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Re: b16a2 into 89 crx

you can get kits off ebay and get one from www.hasport.com and since you have a 99 si motor i believe that is obd2 so you will have to convert from obdo to obd2. you can either do it yourself or you can also get conversion harness' on ebay.
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I you are using the tranny that came with the motor you will also have to conver to hydraulic instead of cable.
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