1993 DA9 B20V Build.
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1993 DA9 B20V Build.
Hello all Honda-Tech Members, Fans, and friends and whoever views this post.
Just signed up on here, always come on here for good info on all the time I usually have 2nd thoughts on but FINALLY signed up haha
Just a little background of me, My name is Corey obviously, im from San Antonio TX. Been in the Import scene down here for about 4 years and from a Local site which is highly known around here that is ran by a Gentlemen by the name of 'Skunk'. www.sanantonio-imports.com
Currently in the Army National Guard, Im active duty status. Always busy on Camp Swift but cannot get my head out of the import scene, still things I want to do and grow around haha
Any who, done with all the intro crap, to get to the good stuff.
First to start with, I got a 1993 Acura Integra i picked up from Taylor TX in the middle of no where for 1800 dollars. It had the original B18a1 LS motor with the YS1 LS Cable 5 SPD tranny, all bone stock. This is how it is Now.
Well after having it for a few days ive started noticing i had a little bit of a hard valve taping then 5 hours later leaving from Austin TX from a car meet the motor died on me and after obvserving the timing and everything. Valves were bent and the timing just jumped out of no where. So thats when i knew the timing belt tensioner gave out.
So i gave Max Ramos a call on a motor swap and what he had avaliable. After about 15 minutes of discussion on what would be a good daily motor for building down the road and good for my 400+ miles every week back and forth from base in Bastrop TX. I went with a B20B and was very satisfied with what I got.
Couple months later i started doing research and picking at peoples brains that had great knowledge , started throwing numbers together and what parts i could get my hands on.
So i dynoed my car at JMS in San antonio to see where my car stands as it is now. I Dynoed it after waiting like 10 hours because it was a dyno day and EVERYONE was over there, the numbers i pulled were 107 HP with 110 lbs of Torque. I didnt really expect the numbers but i was satisfied with the line of torque i got.
At San Antonio Race way off of i10 going towards Houston i did a 1/4 of 16.21 at 87 MPH, I didnt think it was to bad considering all stock CRV motor in a 2600+ LBS shell
After Analyzing where i was standing at and what i could use to get better numbers than i do now, this is the current build i am doing and ALREADY have all parts avaliable and starting tomorrow morning of MARCH 7th 2012.
The parts I am Listing are what I have ordered already. Feedback Positive or Negetive are greatly Apperciated.
HEAD
- P72 GSR head Port and Polish ( Off of Max Ramo's Drag car, 2 Dynos, 4 Quarter mile passes, barely not even 2 miles on it )
- Stock GSR Lifters
- Cams Blox type B cams ( fat *** Lobes )
- Ferra Competition Valves ( best on the market )
- Edle Brock JD Short Runner Intake
- Omni 70mm Throttle Body
- Golden Eagle Head Studs
- Skunk 2 Cam Gears
LOWER BLOCK
- RS Machine head pistons ( 84mm stock bore size )
- Eagle H Beam LS rods
- Stock B20B Crank
TRANSMISSION
- Re-built B 16 Cable Transmission
- Brand new Gears and After Market Syncros ( dont know the brand, max is supplying them for me )
- 1 - 3rd Gears are B16, 4th Gear GSR, 5th Gear LS
- Stage 5 Clutch AND ACT Pressure plate ( Suppose to hold up to 600+ HP )
- Stock B16 OR B20 Axles ( Hopefully will hold up for a few runs )
Current Build so far, shouldnt be missing anything but probably is lol...
Thanks guy
CoreyEX.
Just signed up on here, always come on here for good info on all the time I usually have 2nd thoughts on but FINALLY signed up haha
Just a little background of me, My name is Corey obviously, im from San Antonio TX. Been in the Import scene down here for about 4 years and from a Local site which is highly known around here that is ran by a Gentlemen by the name of 'Skunk'. www.sanantonio-imports.com
Currently in the Army National Guard, Im active duty status. Always busy on Camp Swift but cannot get my head out of the import scene, still things I want to do and grow around haha
Any who, done with all the intro crap, to get to the good stuff.
------------== B20V Round About ==-----------
First to start with, I got a 1993 Acura Integra i picked up from Taylor TX in the middle of no where for 1800 dollars. It had the original B18a1 LS motor with the YS1 LS Cable 5 SPD tranny, all bone stock. This is how it is Now.
Well after having it for a few days ive started noticing i had a little bit of a hard valve taping then 5 hours later leaving from Austin TX from a car meet the motor died on me and after obvserving the timing and everything. Valves were bent and the timing just jumped out of no where. So thats when i knew the timing belt tensioner gave out.
So i gave Max Ramos a call on a motor swap and what he had avaliable. After about 15 minutes of discussion on what would be a good daily motor for building down the road and good for my 400+ miles every week back and forth from base in Bastrop TX. I went with a B20B and was very satisfied with what I got.
Couple months later i started doing research and picking at peoples brains that had great knowledge , started throwing numbers together and what parts i could get my hands on.
So i dynoed my car at JMS in San antonio to see where my car stands as it is now. I Dynoed it after waiting like 10 hours because it was a dyno day and EVERYONE was over there, the numbers i pulled were 107 HP with 110 lbs of Torque. I didnt really expect the numbers but i was satisfied with the line of torque i got.
At San Antonio Race way off of i10 going towards Houston i did a 1/4 of 16.21 at 87 MPH, I didnt think it was to bad considering all stock CRV motor in a 2600+ LBS shell
After Analyzing where i was standing at and what i could use to get better numbers than i do now, this is the current build i am doing and ALREADY have all parts avaliable and starting tomorrow morning of MARCH 7th 2012.
Beginning Of Build
The parts I am Listing are what I have ordered already. Feedback Positive or Negetive are greatly Apperciated.
HEAD
- P72 GSR head Port and Polish ( Off of Max Ramo's Drag car, 2 Dynos, 4 Quarter mile passes, barely not even 2 miles on it )
- Stock GSR Lifters
- Cams Blox type B cams ( fat *** Lobes )
- Ferra Competition Valves ( best on the market )
- Edle Brock JD Short Runner Intake
- Omni 70mm Throttle Body
- Golden Eagle Head Studs
- Skunk 2 Cam Gears
LOWER BLOCK
- RS Machine head pistons ( 84mm stock bore size )
- Eagle H Beam LS rods
- Stock B20B Crank
TRANSMISSION
- Re-built B 16 Cable Transmission
- Brand new Gears and After Market Syncros ( dont know the brand, max is supplying them for me )
- 1 - 3rd Gears are B16, 4th Gear GSR, 5th Gear LS
- Stage 5 Clutch AND ACT Pressure plate ( Suppose to hold up to 600+ HP )
- Stock B16 OR B20 Axles ( Hopefully will hold up for a few runs )
Current Build so far, shouldnt be missing anything but probably is lol...
Thanks guy
CoreyEX.
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Re: 1993 DA9 B20V Build.
From one DA guy to another, "Keep them on the road!" I love the gen 2's. I currently own 2 of the a 90 DB1 with a B20b swap and a 91 DA9 with a B18c, ITR pistons, Skunk2 turbo stage 2 cams and a newly added t3/t4. I have been think about doing a head swap on the DB1, but for now it is my Daily Driver till I get the bugs worked out on the DA. Looks good so far!
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Yeah gonna be using a Type R oil pump. Same oil pump Max Ramos here locally that runs 8.93's 171mph uses, stock type R oil pump, never has any problems.
Water pump, im using GSR
and rotate? No need to.
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Re: 1993 DA9 B20V Build.
NEW UPDATED TO MY SET UP!
Recently have changed my shell from a 1993 DA9 Teggy --> Canadian 1989 Civic DX Hatch back.
Upgrades consist of:
- Lighter, of course [ 2600 lbs --> 1800 roughly ]
- Full race front traction bar
- OBD0 --> OBD1 Under dash harness conversion
- OBD0 --> OBD1 ECU jumper harness
- Hasport Engine Mounts [ All around ]
- Front and back Sway bars
- Koni yellow Ground control Full Coilovers
- Front/back Aftermarket Camberkit
- Rear aftermarket Control arms
*Probably forgetting a few things but overall the upgrades I can think off my head*
Well, I got a LOT of pictures of the car, project body and interior wise is on its way, just a matter of time and money. Real excited for this car on the vision I have for it. Always wanted a EF hatch <3
Thanks for reading, enjoy the pictures...
[ Pictures tooken with my Galaxy S First Generation Phone, hopefully pictures are good enough ]
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JUST forgot to throw it in here, I have upgraded to Tri-Y big tube headers from DNA motoring, and full straight pipe 3in exhaust [ Need 2 resonators, the noise is rediculous BUT my top end has increased dramatically and acceleration ]
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Re: 1993 DA9 B20V Build.
Hi guys my name is David I was looking at this thread and I had questions because I'm planning on doing my own swap on a 90' da9. I want to drop a b20b into it the car I'm getting is jut a rolling shell so I need to provide a whole powertrain and any other things associated with that. Can anyone provide a detailed parts list just so I can get all the money saved up and so I'm not spending money on parts I don't need
also haven't gotten a tranny yet any recommendations?
also haven't gotten a tranny yet any recommendations?
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Re: 1993 DA9 B20V Build.
Hi guys my name is David I was looking at this thread and I had questions because I'm planning on doing my own swap on a 90' da9. I want to drop a b20b into it the car I'm getting is jut a rolling shell so I need to provide a whole powertrain and any other things associated with that. Can anyone provide a detailed parts list just so I can get all the money saved up and so I'm not spending money on parts I don't need
also haven't gotten a tranny yet any recommendations?
also haven't gotten a tranny yet any recommendations?
Take a look at B20 Swap info - Team Integra Forums - Team Integra for what you'll need to get from a B18A1 to do the swap.
Regarding transmissions, DA9s use a cable transmission so it makes it a lot easier using another cable transmission instead of converting to hydro. The cable Y1 that came with early B16As or a YS1 from a DB2 (GSR) will probably be the best options, but Y1s are a lot more common and some have an optional LSD. The gearing on these are identical and are much shorter than the gears on the stock YS1 transmission that comes on a B18A1, so it'll accelerate faster and feel more fun.
Your other option is to transfer the internals from a hydro transmission into a cable bellhousing, but if you're just going to be running a stock B20B then it's probably not worth it.
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