evo500

i am looking at get an h2b in a 94 eg hatch. just wondering the basic specs of the engine. how much oil it holds, whats best kind to use, just basic things.

evo500

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Ostrich2.0

look in the prelude section, or use google.

take some time to do some easy research, you could have found the info faster by searching than you would by posting and waiting for someone to tell you what im saying.

Libertariat

You'll run 9's bro!!!!

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

There's no such thing as an H2B engine. There's H series engines mated to B series transmissions. Do a search.

Deetz

x2 true that!!

An H2B swap means you can use one of many H or F series engines, along one of many b series transmissions to bolt to it....there must be 40 possibilities!

Libertariat

Careful saying many

There are really only a select few F engines that will work. Remember the accord SOHC was f-series throughout the 90's.

Also the AWS h23 isn't compatible without modification.

and f20c is the S2000 engine

Also, globally there were some smaller production 4wd b-series integras, civics, and CRVs that used "b-series" transmissions that you'd have trouble bolting up.

Deetz

Well, i did say "many" not all!, LOL

I could write up a list, but meh, the OP should do some research and learn more about what what the options are

evo500

i am sorry ******** i am deployed overseas an have very limited internet use an figured some ppl could me instead of reading through a **** ton dumb ****. just wanted to know the basics thanks for nothing except for ek forever guy

Deetz

Wow, i thought i was being nice laying it out simple that it could be a combination of different things.....and i was not rude.

People are judged on their actions, doesn't say much for you

Libertariat

I don't make exceptions for people with poor grammar.

Actually, especially people with poor grammar who resort to name calling.

CivicSpoon

If you don't have time to do the research, then you don't have time to do a swap correctly. Wanting to know "basic things", when you don't even provide any info, isn't going to get you anywhere. That's the point people were making. You never stated what engine you planned to use, therefore no one can provide you with the info you're looking for. Your best bet is to do a quick google search for "[engine code] oil capacity". and then "honda [accord or prelude] oil preference". Shouldn't take you more than 5-10 minutes of reading to find all the info you need.