difference between integras?
Hey, i have a complete swap thats in my wrecked 95 integra hatchback and I may be getting a 91 integra hatchback with no swap. I am just curious if everything will fit in there just fine or is there a difference and what is the difference?
Thanks in advanced!
Thanks in advanced!
does no swap mean no engine? A b series engine will drop in but I think the 91 tegs OBD-0 and the 95 tegs are OBD-I. That might be something u want to look into. I dont know if you have a tranny or not but I think the 91s have cable and the 94+ have hydro trannies
you didn't mention if you have a motor or trans currently in the 91. YOu said there was no swap, but you didn't say there was no motor or trans.
If you have the 91 trans, you can bolt it up to the 95 motor. I believe you have to use the 91 clutch.
Pre-1994 acuras have cable clutches. The transmissions are different, as are the cars themselves, in the way that they transfer pedal action to the clutch.
you can buy a cable-to-hydraulic converter in order to run a hydraulic transmission on a cable clutch vehicle, but its money you dont' have to spend if you still have the 91 trans.
aside from that there is the obd issues. 91 is obd0, 95 is obd1. Do a search on obd1 conversion. pay special attention to o2 sensors, distributor, and injector resistor box.
edit: make sure what you're reading is about converting from OBD0 to OBD1, not from OBD2 to obd1.
If you have the 91 trans, you can bolt it up to the 95 motor. I believe you have to use the 91 clutch.
Pre-1994 acuras have cable clutches. The transmissions are different, as are the cars themselves, in the way that they transfer pedal action to the clutch.
you can buy a cable-to-hydraulic converter in order to run a hydraulic transmission on a cable clutch vehicle, but its money you dont' have to spend if you still have the 91 trans.
aside from that there is the obd issues. 91 is obd0, 95 is obd1. Do a search on obd1 conversion. pay special attention to o2 sensors, distributor, and injector resistor box.
edit: make sure what you're reading is about converting from OBD0 to OBD1, not from OBD2 to obd1.
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