b18b (ls) swap 93 civic
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b18b (ls) swap 93 civic
im thinking about doing the ls swap in my 93 civic ex. i can use my passenger side axle right?? but not the drivers side. i need the shift linkage, and do i need aftermarket motor mounts or can i use the ones on the ls motor. where is a good and somewhat cheap place to find a b18b. prolly junkyard right?? thx guys
ls motor has hydrolic tranny right????
ls motor has hydrolic tranny right????
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Re: b18b (ls) swap 93 civic (crxricer66)
also if i do this swap, i was wondering if it will kill my gas milage any. if i drive it normal that is. thx
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No you would need b-serie alxe, shift linkage, and it might kill more gas depending on how you drive. you can use the stock b-series mounts but it's better to get aftermarket. And you can get a cheap motor from a junkyard or hmotorsonline.com and don't forget to get a ls ECU and everything should be plug and play.
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Re: (JDM_King)
ok so the stock mounts will work. the ls ecu plugs into my wiring harness? will the b series axles fit in my stock control arm. <<<srry cant remeber the exact word. as for the gas milage. if i was to drive it like a grocery getting bitch, would the gas milage be any different then my d16?? . hey could u feel a little power difference after u did the swap? thx man
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Re: (crxricer66)
What you need:
LS motor
Some kind of B-Series Hydraulic Tranny (I reccomend a GS-R tranny, but an LS one will be fine)
The Stock LS Motor mounts including the Rear motor mount bracket
94-01 Integra Shift Linkage
LS ECC from a 92-95 5spd. Integra LS
94-01 Integra LS Axles and Intermediate shaft
92-95 Integra LS Distributor
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Your stock Engine harness will be absolutley fine for this swap. Its plug and play. Also the ECU will plug right in too as long as its a 92-95 Integra LS 5spd ECU.
LS motor
Some kind of B-Series Hydraulic Tranny (I reccomend a GS-R tranny, but an LS one will be fine)
The Stock LS Motor mounts including the Rear motor mount bracket
94-01 Integra Shift Linkage
LS ECC from a 92-95 5spd. Integra LS
94-01 Integra LS Axles and Intermediate shaft
92-95 Integra LS Distributor
B-series Starter
Your stock Engine harness will be absolutley fine for this swap. Its plug and play. Also the ECU will plug right in too as long as its a 92-95 Integra LS 5spd ECU.
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Re: (daluv)
There is a pretty big difference between your stock motor and swapping in this one, youll definatley notice it and love it! And the gas mileage doesnt get hurt super badly, maybe 1-2 mpg at most. My gas mileage is almost exactly as it was when I had my d-series in my car.
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wut will happen to my vtec wires. if its not hooked up it will prolly throw a code right?? it will get a vtec head swapped on a little while from now, i need to do this swap for as little $ as possible.
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