foamcows

I was just posting to see if there is a demand for adapters if I started to make an adapter to allow the use of the B20 wiring on swaps. Some of you might be aware that the b20 uses unique plugs compared to the other b series swaps. For this reason without relocating every pin you cant use the stock b20 wiring. The converters would allow you to convert the b20 wiring to either obdIIA or obd1. The price would be somewhere 150-175ish. Give me some feedback if you would have interest in one of these, if this is already being done please tell me also.

chad

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by foamcows &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I was just posting to see if there is a demand for adapters if I started to make an adapter to allow the use of the B20 wiring on swaps. Some of you might be aware that the b20 uses unique plugs compared to the other b series swaps. For this reason without relocating every pin you cant use the stock b20 wiring. The converters would allow you to convert the b20 wiring to either obdIIA or obd1. The price would be somewhere 150-175ish. Give me some feedback if you would have interest in one of these, if this is already being done please tell me also. </TD></TR></TABLE>

b20 does not use unique plugs only for b20!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

foamcows

so your saying the plugs on the end of the b20 are exactly the same plugs they use on a 96-00 civic? Obd 2 civics use plugs A, B, and D. the b20 uses A, B, and C. What other setups use plugs A, B, and C only, seems pretty unique to me.