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Old 03-17-2004, 11:48 PM
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Default Fairly odd swap question.

Ok, so I sold my 93 Civic Hatch a while ago. Kickin' myself to this day for never dropping a B18B in it.

Now I'm in 92 Accord Sedan. (still 5th Gen Civic at heart)

With the capabilities of dropping F/H series in the Civic/Del Sol/Integra now, how bout dropping a B series in the Accord?

I've become very fond of a SOHC motor, VTEC or not, over the past 7 years. So I've kept everything I've owned SOHC. I've done nothing but worked on D/B series engines and don't feel like or even care to learning the F/H series motors.

I can see the stupidity of the swap going from 2.2L to a 1.8L, but there's something about the B18B to me that just won't let go inside me.

Any positive thoughts on this?
Old 03-18-2004, 12:28 AM
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Default Re: Fairly odd swap question. (D16Z6racing)

its an LS motor WTF?

seriously in my head its not a swap

second get a h22 or type s engine or euro accord

stroker kit 2.4L thats what im talking about B series is for civic and integras
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Default Re: Fairly odd swap question. (SikCivic)

maybe ask the accord forum?
Old 03-18-2004, 12:51 AM
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Default Re: Fairly odd swap question. (jwn7)

i dont know about you guys but this kinda reminds me of the supra with a mr2 engine swap. it would be intresting to see this being done. especially since it will have a lighter motor plus you can always add abit of air induction to compensate for the hp/tq.
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Default Re: Fairly odd swap question. (D16Z6racing)

The accord is a big car - your prolly better off using a H22a and enjoy the torque that gives you. Its also bolt in and the motors are cheap.

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Default Re: Fairly odd swap question. (liam821)

I wouldn't do it. The Accord is a much heavier car. The B series doesn't have the torque to pull that kind of weight. I'm not even sure if they make a mount kit to put the motor into that car, I could be wrong though. The only Accords I heard of putting a B series motor into os the old Accords that were smaller and lighter. You might want to take this to the Accord forum like stated above, they could give you some more insight. Just my $.02
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