SeVeNisOnE

Ok so I bought my car with a B18 swap already installed in my '96 EK hatch. I know there is one motor mount behind the motor near the firewall, one on the driver side near the timing belts, and one on the transmission side. Is that all the mounts that are need? Or am I missing a mount anywhere? Is the bracket where the A/C compressor is bolted onto considered a mount? When I start the car and its warming up there is a very loud rattling sound coming right where the A/C compressor is and its coming from the bushing that is bolted to the chassis. The bracket isn't even touching the bushing its so loose. There is a bolt coming out of the A/C bracket. Is that supposed to have a nut on the other end after it is inserted throught the bushing on the chassis? I just want to fix the things that wheren't done right on this car.

97Ej6mike

To put a B-series in any 96-00 civic, you will need 99-00 Civic SI parts, such as mounts, linkage, as well as A/C and passenger side torque mount brackets.
Get a 99-00 civic SI A/C bracket, it should be bolted down firmly.

CRX T-Si

Ya giving the man wrong info man.

That mount on the A/C bracket you can take off as it does not do much. It's a stabilizer and yes there is supposed to be a bolt holding it in place to he A/C bracket.

There is supposed to be another Stabilizer on the Tranny..right in-front of the tranny you should have a black bracket. Most people do not put that one in as well.

My stock driverside mount is bad and i wanted to see how much it moves so I drove around my neighborhood without the hood and without that bracket in front of the tranny. The thing wiggled like J-lo's butt.

If you have the aftermarket mounts like the Hasport, Innovative & etc you can do with only 3 but if you have the stock I recommend all 4 just in case.

SeVeNisOnE

Thanks. All of my mounts are stock. Right now I'm not experienceing too much movement, but I'm sure in time they will give out. I'd rather be safe then sorry and get some after market mounts. I don't run a/c on my car so I'm thinking of just removing the a/c compressor all together along with the bracket and bushing on the side. I don't have the lower mount on the transmission side either that bolts to the transmission.

HondamanXxX

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by StreetRacinThug &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Im sure its been answered but Hasport is not needed.

You need 99-00 Si EM1 L bracket. (Torque Bracket)

Driver Side Block bracket from 99-00 Si EM1 use the studs from D16Y8.

Lower Passenger Side Transmission Bracket from B Series. (Integra/EM1/Del Sol VTEC B16)

Lower Driver Side A/C bracket from Del Sol VTEC. (I used EM1 and it wouldnt line up correctly but it still worked with like one bolt removed.)

Use your stock harness, make sure you have the correct Jumper Harness OBD2a-OBD1 or OBD2b-OBD1.

Extend your Primary 02 sensor because SOHC have it in the front and B Series is under the intermidiate shaft before cat.

If your motor is OBD1 worry about finding a OBD2 Dizzy or making harness for it.

Rewiring Injectors.

Rewiring Alternator green plug.

OBD2 and OBD1 plugs for these 3 things is diffrent.

Before you do your swap remove your Throttle body!!!. How can I stress this!? I hate seeing fucked up TPS sensors because jackasses dont remove the ******* throttlebody its 2 hoses and 4 12mm bolts and a $5 gasket.

You will also need the GSR Upper and Lower Radiator hoses.

Remove your radiator so it wont crack like mine did since my friend slipped and engine smacked the radiator.


I had a JDM GSR swap in my 97 Coupe have fun and trust me its easy as hell! I didnt know how to even change brakes and I did this swap. I learned to change brakes after I did the swap. LOL. I learned to remove and put axles as I went with the swap. Good luck PM me for any more info. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Taken from my thread... https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2080103

team_sol06

if i do a ls swap on my del sol would i need new motor mounts

dafuzzbudd

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by StreetRacinThug &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You need 99-00 Si EM1 L bracket. (Torque Bracket)

Driver Side Block bracket from 99-00 Si EM1 use the studs from D16Y8.

Lower Passenger Side Transmission Bracket from B Series. (Integra/EM1/Del Sol VTEC B16)

Lower Driver Side A/C bracket from Del Sol VTEC. (I used EM1 and it wouldnt line up correctly but it still worked with like one bolt removed.)
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What is the torque bracket?
And what about the 5th mount?

Blk00EJ8

The torque / torsion mounts are the ones previously described as the mount the AC compressor is bolted to, and the transmission torsion mount in the front. These both bolt to the underside of the chassis. Contrary to what some may say about these being useless, not installing these brackets will lead to premature wear of your main 3 mounts, whether stock or aftermarket. If the OP wants to do it right, I'd say install those... even even with a D15, but especially with the B18.

dafuzzbudd

so is the civic front tranny tension bracket reused?


Modified by dafuzzbudd at 4:40 PM 5/19/2008

Blk00EJ8

There's a main load bearing mount on the top of the tranny, and there's a torsion mount on the front.

Blk00EJ8

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dafuzzbudd &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so is the civic front tranny tension bracket reused?</TD></TR></TABLE>

No, I don't believe the one bolted to the tranny housing will fit. The chassis mount with the bushing stays put.

dafuzzbudd

im researching for my first swap and figuring out which mounts i need seems to be the hardest part.

some people say all i need is combo ls/civic mounts
now im starting to find out i need em1 mounts.

so, so i use an integra front tranny bracket?

Blk00EJ8

you never said which chassis you're installing the motor into...

scuzz

I read somewhere to use all the LS mounts from the Integra you get the engine from.
But, I don't know for sure.

dafuzzbudd

ls -&gt; ex ek

Blk00EJ8

Ok, I've been nice and have been answering a lot of your questions that exist in many other areas. You really should search and find your answers or start your own threads because this isn't your first thread jack.

any B series into an EJ chassis =&gt; get Si torsion mount for the transmission

dafuzzbudd

b series into ej

Timing Belt Mount - EM1 - Part # 11910-P30-000

Top Tranny Mount - D or B - All Same

Front Lower Tranny Torque Mount - B - All B Same

Rear Engine/Tranny Mount - EM1 - Part # 50827-S04-N10

AC Driver Side Torque - CRV - Part # 38930-P7J-000

i think i just won

Blk00EJ8

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dafuzzbudd &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">b series into ej

Timing Belt Mount - EM1 - Part # 11910-P30-000

Top Tranny Mount - D or B - All Same

Front Lower Tranny Torque Mount - B - All B Same

Rear Engine/Tranny Mount - EM1 - Part # 50827-S04-N10

AC Driver Side Torque - CRV - Part # 38930-P7J-000

i think i just won</TD></TR></TABLE>

Almost. For the main mount around the timing belt, OEM mounts come in 3 pieces: the mount on the block, the spaceship mount on the chassis, and the piece that connects the two. The top of the mount coming off the block has a different bolt pattern between B series. The B16 and B18C5 share the same while the B18C1 is different.

You also need 2 part numbers for the rear main mount -- there's a chassis mount and the T bracket that bolts the tranny to the chassis mount. Both pieces from an EM1. D series T brackets differ from those of B series. Good stuff otherwise

dafuzzbudd

are the extra parts i need shown here?
am i going to need #3 for the rear mount?


new thread:
https://honda-tech.com/zeropost?cmd=fshow&id=18
Modified by dafuzzbudd at 7:34 PM 5/21/2008


Modified by dafuzzbudd at 8:01 PM 5/21/2008