Does anyone have a b20z in a 92-95 civic
11-03-2002, 03:23 PM
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Does anyone have a b20z in a 92-95 civic
If you have a b20z swapped into a 92-95 civic please post. I am thinking about doing this swap and I would like to know how much it was, mpg, 1/4 mile times, preformance, and overall reliability. Also what tranny did you use. THanks
11-03-2002, 03:38 PM
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Re: Does anyone have a b20z in a 92-95 civic (kingpen)
use the SEARCH option next time - this time we'll let u slide lol-
anyways, I recently started a topic/poll called B20 vs. GSR and many people have replied some with the b20 motor in their civic - take a look at this thread (I will save u the search time)
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=319836
Theres some replies and links of places you can find help -
Id also check out -
B20VTEC.com
CRVTEC.com
good luck
anyways, I recently started a topic/poll called B20 vs. GSR and many people have replied some with the b20 motor in their civic - take a look at this thread (I will save u the search time)
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=319836
Theres some replies and links of places you can find help -
Id also check out -
B20VTEC.com
CRVTEC.com
good luck
11-03-2002, 05:00 PM
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Re: Does anyone have a b20z in a 92-95 civic (kingpen)
You might take consideration in a B16A engine.. they are cheep.. and it will give you a nice motor to start your modifications
11-03-2002, 05:02 PM
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Re: Does anyone have a b20z in a 92-95 civic (Ladysman_civic)
You might take consideration in a B16A engine.. they are cheep.. and it will give you a nice motor to start your modifications
b20 is a good engine just has weak sleeves
11-03-2002, 05:16 PM
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Re: Does anyone have a b20z in a 92-95 civic (couter)
Weak sleeves? I keep hearing this but can you back it up?
There was a guy running 16 psi of boost here with is B20 and that is when his sleeves cracked. That sounds pretty tough to me...
There was a guy running 16 psi of boost here with is B20 and that is when his sleeves cracked. That sounds pretty tough to me...
11-04-2002, 06:42 AM
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Re: Does anyone have a b20z in a 92-95 civic (kingpen)
Yes you'll need a new tranny. Your current one will not work. I reccommend either a GSR or B16 tranny... 
Prices on a B20Z or JDM B20B longblock range from $700 - $1000 US.
Prices on a B20Z or JDM B20B longblock range from $700 - $1000 US.
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11-10-2002, 07:16 PM
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Re: Does anyone have a b20z in a 92-95 civic (lilblacksol)
You need a P75 ECU (94-95 OBD1 LS computer)
Any B series tranny. I would actually recommend in the following order:
1) ITR Tranny - S80, USDM 4.40 FDR
2) B16 Tranny
3) GSR tranny
4) LS, dont think of it, it sucks. I have it in my Integra
I was able to lay down a 14.64 with a B20z/ITR tranny.
3rd day owning the car and I pulled that. I had traction problems. Running 195-55-15.
Was in a EG Si. Full interior.
Any B series tranny. I would actually recommend in the following order:
1) ITR Tranny - S80, USDM 4.40 FDR
2) B16 Tranny
3) GSR tranny
4) LS, dont think of it, it sucks. I have it in my Integra
I was able to lay down a 14.64 with a B20z/ITR tranny.
3rd day owning the car and I pulled that. I had traction problems. Running 195-55-15.
Was in a EG Si. Full interior.
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