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Old 04-03-2003, 07:29 PM
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Updated pics of york2600's crvtec project

Anyways, so the engine was dropped off yesterday, and he ended up getting not just the block, but the head as well. Anyways, he has already taken the head off and todays project at least while I was there was to get it up on the engine stand, and we also were gonna attempt to change the brakes on my friends 88 caddy seville. I got 2 more finals tommorow so unfortunatley I couldnt stay around and help with the brakes ... anyways on with the pics.

B20b Block


B20b head


B18C1 waiting to be yanked out


Rims are still all shined up from when I borrowed em


Pics of a friend of ours moms 90-91 STD


Hmm ... thought std's didnt have the pass side mirror, maybe it was added. And before you guys start going "hey it was a dx" no it wasnt. D15B1, no rear wiper, black center piece on the tails, and 4 speed tranny


york2600 trying to ride my bike and not knowing what hes doing


"come on guys, we gotta get this thing up on the stand"


Hmm, I think there is a better way to prop up the other side of the engine (york2600 didnt want you guys to see this pic :finger: )


Yea, you got the hubcap off the caddy ... thats a good start


Anyways, hope you guys enjoyed the pics.
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I wanna see pics when you get the head mounted on it and the oil lines mounted to the vtec solenoid....


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Re: Updated pics of york2600's crvtec project

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Hmm, I think there is a better way to prop up the other side of the engine (york2600 didnt want you guys to see this pic :finger: )
lmao! that pics madd funny haha
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What is he going to do with that B18?
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I'll probably be selling the B18C1 block sometime. I'm gonna use the head and the tranny for the CRVTEC project, but the rest is up for grabs. It'll hit eBay sometime I guess. Thanks for posting that pic Melt. Geez you just have to make me look stupid in front of everybody. Question: what bolts do you use to secure the engine to the engine stand. I got the engine without the tranny so I don't have the tranny bolts.


BTW I'll be selling the B20 head, intake manifold, IAC, throttle body, header, heat shield and some other stuff. If you're interested let me know

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you didnt think id let that pic not get posted .... we should ask that guy who freed the bolts you broke off in the intake manifold what he used, he would know ... matter of fact I think my dad might go swing by his house later, so I will be sure to roll with him.
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Re: Updated pics of york2600's crvtec project

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"come on guys, we gotta get this thing up on the stand"
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aw that shoulda been light, i picked up my whole block/head when it was assembled and put it on the stand by my self, that was some heavy shit
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we aint talking about no d15 here though ... it wasnt too bad, me and another guy lifted it up while tim tried to align the bolts the first time, then we put it back down ... then me and tim lifted it while another guy aligned the bolts, then tim decided to help him and my back still hurts :finger:
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dude u dont have to hold it up and put the bolts in. u take the black thing out Then bolt it to the block THEN put it on the stand
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Thats the best engine stand ever! nice pic Melt:o

Sup York2600 . Damn your gonna have some serious cash into that car but it will leave Melt in the dust.(Melt's car isnt even fast enough to make the dust fly off after he gets dusted!,lol). Looks like a hell of a project man, but its gonna be sweet in the end.
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dude u dont have to hold it up and put the bolts in. u take the black thing out Then bolt it to the block THEN put it on the stand
See it's posts like this that make me feel like a complete idiot. That's a much better way to do it. What bolts do you use though? The tranny bolts? BTW I'll have some nice pics of the oil line once I'm done. Does anyone out there know of any shops in the bay area that enlarging of the dowel holes necessary for the b20/vtec? I'm still looking for that.

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See it's posts like this that make me feel like a complete idiot. That's a much better way to do it. What bolts do you use though? The tranny bolts? BTW I'll have some nice pics of the oil line once I'm done. Does anyone out there know of any shops in the bay area that enlarging of the dowel holes necessary for the b20/vtec? I'm still looking for that.

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Who cares what everyone else thinks, now you know how to bolt it up the right way to the stand, see Melt helped you.
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sorry dude just tryin to help u out for next time the bolts u should use are the motor mount bolts, go to pick and pull and grab four, they are long enough....u wont find en anywhere (osh, lowes,homedepot)
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man im not putting you guys down or anything or judging your talent as a mechanic but b20/vtec is not something you should take lightly. is something that takes time and is pretty complicated. even for people who are experienced in it. im thinking this is your first time doing this. there is alot of stuff you have to keep in mind when doing this and alot of stuff you need to do to make it work. alot of those stuff i dont know i let my mechanic handle that. but anyway good luck with the project. and hope everything goes well.
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Damn your gonna have some serious cash into that car but it will leave Melt in the dust.(Melt's car isnt even fast enough to make the dust fly off after he gets dusted!,lol). Looks like a hell of a project man, but its gonna be sweet in the end.
Just wait ... one day I will have a phat swap or a tighter car.

Besides, he left me in the dust when it was stock.
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