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Old 03-30-2002, 10:45 PM   #1
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Performance upgrades for 92 GS-R

Hey guys I was wondering if you knew of any places that had parts for a 92 GS-R. whats the engine number off this car? would 94-00 GSR parts work on this car? this car has high miles so im thinking if it goes out ill just swap in a b16a2 or something better. also, aside from performance whats the JDM front end conversion look like for the 2g's? are there any lips or anything that can make them look a little better? thanks
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Old 04-01-2002, 08:58 PM   #2
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the engine code is B17A1. So go to www.B17A.com As for the 3rd gen....some things will fit ok. The 2nd gen GSR is one bad motor man...why would you want to swap it? Why dont you just rebuild it? Just my $0.02 on it. As for the JDM front end.....i dont think they make one for 2nd gens...only for the 3rd gens because they didnt have a type R in the 2nd gen year.
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Old 04-01-2002, 09:33 PM   #3
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The engine in it now(B17A1) has 155k miles on it. Where could I get it rebuilt at and about how much would it cost?
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Old 04-01-2002, 11:51 PM   #4
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Just look in your local phonebook for engine rebuild places or even take it to a performance shop. It could cost as low as $800 but as much as $1500. Give some calls around and see what kinda figure you get out of it.
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there is JDM one piece head lights for the G2s, you can find 'em on ebay if you search the parts for '90-93 integra'. I would rebuild it too, my friend has one and I can't keep track of the cars hes beaten. I personaly would want someone that has experience working on Honda engines, just something to check for when calling around.
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