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05-09-2005, 02:34 PM
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D15B swap
Looking into swaping a d15b into a dx hatch that i have but can't really find info on how to do it. the motor itself sounds to be cheaper and a little better than the EX usdm. Anywho any of you have experience with the swap or just have had it done? Is it reliable? Anything would help thanks
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05-09-2005, 02:44 PM
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search DAMMIT SEARCH
will find a wealth of info... that is all 
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05-09-2005, 05:06 PM
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Re: D15B swap
Amazon.com has books on these swaps. Also search the forums and you'll find lots of info. Also check out hondatech.com, and even ZCresource.com has some very usefull info. Google, yahoo, what ever search engine u use you can find info and in some cases differ info depending on the search engine. I prolly spent 30-40 hrs online just finding info on this swap in differ places just by searching. I also bought some books to help along the way too. The D15 vtec swap isn't hard at all. Just do a little research and dive into the swap, you'll run into some small stupid stuff along the way that you have to think about a little but all in all, w/ the info already hear at the forums and all over the net, you can get it done.
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