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Old 10-13-2002, 10:54 AM
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I have a d16z6 right now with aem cold air intake, dc 4-2-1 header, high flow cat, and greddy evo exhaust. I am thinking about maybe swaping in a b16 in march and i am wondering if all or if any of these parts will bolt on? and I was also wondering where is the best place to order a motor from. Sorry for all the questions. thanks.
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Default Re: b16 bolt ons (Tenzo Racer)

youre probably gonna have to extend the b-pipe of the exhaust, and the cat should be okay. youre going to need a B-series header, so that means you can kiss the DC goodbye, about the intake not really sure if it will, maybe. i suggest look at the one made for the b16a and compare your intake to it.

try these
hondamotorsonline.com
jdmhondaparts.com
recycler.com
thepartstrader.com


good luck with your swap.
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Default Re: b16 bolt ons (Tenzo Racer)

my aem cai from my d16z6 fit my jdm b16a

id go b18c if i was you

i went from a d16 to a b16

still not enough power in the low rpm




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thanks for the help.

I had thought about a b18c1 but i had a friend who did one in his civic and it looked sort of awkward and he still wasn't that fast. I was just thinking that even though the b18 will fit, that a b16 is the best bet because it is a civic motor and it will be less expensive. What do you guys think the price difference would be between the two?
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the B18C doesnt look awkward in a civic engine bay....at all.
id go B16A if i was planning on FI and was moreso strapped for cash. otherwise, B18C1.
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i have also been thinking about ls/vtec. I found that the ls motor is cheaper but how much would it be to get the b16 head on there. I have always thought that it would be sort of cool to do this. What do you guys think, pros/cons?
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ls/vtec sucks *****...their reliablity rate SUCKS *** too,r/s ratio is terrible, a perfect rod/stroke ratio is 1:75:0, and a b16 motors r/s is 1:74:0 making it almost perfect...

the b18c vs b16a2 will cost you about 900 more (if you go to HMO atleast)
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ls/vtec sucks *****...their reliablity rate SUCKS *** too,r/s ratio is terrible, a perfect rod/stroke ratio is 1:75:0, and a b16 motors r/s is 1:74:0 making it almost perfect...

the b18c vs b16a2 will cost you about 900 more (if you go to HMO atleast)
LS/Vtec's do not suck ***** if built right and if done so, R/S is not a huge concern.
B16's are cool, I have one and it is fun, but from a drag racing standpoint more torque is needed and the extra $900 for 1.8 to start with is worth it IMO.
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ls/vtec sucks *****...their reliablity rate SUCKS *** too,r/s ratio is terrible, a perfect rod/stroke ratio is 1:75:0, and a b16 motors r/s is 1:74:0 making it almost perfect...

the b18c vs b16a2 will cost you about 900 more (if you go to HMO atleast)
is this coming from 1st hand experience?
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where would be the best place to get a b16 at? I have seen my friends end up with some crappy running motors and I don't want that to happen to me also.
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The best place to have this done is at Lehmans in Ukiah Ca. come ready with the cash and we'll have it done in less then a week.
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No honda motor presents enough power in the low end, although a b18c1 will beat out a b16 the difference in low rpms is not great if any. both engines our top end.
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you can reuse the cai, cat, and exhaust
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Default Re: b16 bolt ons (GS-Right)

The Greddy Exhaust Will work, the AEM intake will work but it's 2.5 dia. and the B16 uses a 2.75 intake. I got mine for a 99-00 si and it works fine. Header is gone, sorry.

Any engine importer can get B16's. Be sure and get the 92-95 SIRII engine with hydro tranny. The more complete the better.

The B16 is a fine engine if your on a budget and i'm running the same or better times than GSR swaps with my B16.
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Default Re: b16 bolt ons (nsxmatt)

You guys are talkin JDM b16's which are cheap, but if you wanna pass smog you would need a USDM b16 which is gonna run you about the same as a b18c, unless you find one for cheap (how I dont know). Go for the b18c its a good engine and will give you a better start and be easier on your wallet if you go n/a. My car should be at the low 14's and be into high 13's when I get my cams and intake manifold, then even faster when I swap out the pistons in about 6 months. I cant wait to kill some cocky guy in his stock SS (from a roll of course).
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