ls distributor work with b16?
02-15-2005, 01:40 AM
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you don't have to cut off a leg... don't you just get the top mount off of an LS motor since it's shorter and change it... you will have to take off your intake manifold, and two headstuds i think... i'm not sure...
and it depends... if you want it for performance, don't do it... if you just want it to run **** it... get the LS dizzy... i wouldn't do it... i'm not familiar with the B16 dist... so i wouldn't know the difference... but there might be somekind of small difference that will make your car throw a code, or run wrong...
and it depends... if you want it for performance, don't do it... if you just want it to run **** it... get the LS dizzy... i wouldn't do it... i'm not familiar with the B16 dist... so i wouldn't know the difference... but there might be somekind of small difference that will make your car throw a code, or run wrong...
02-15-2005, 07:09 AM
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Re: (gumbii)
The difference is that one of the legs wil hit the vtec sol. All you have to do is cut the leg off and i am running a top bolt only and no leaks. I have seen folks make a bracket to run the other side bolt.
Also if you have a bad b16a dizzy and can only find the ls dizzy, you can take the guts out of hte ls dizzy and put them in a b16a case and have all the bolts you need.
Also if you have a bad b16a dizzy and can only find the ls dizzy, you can take the guts out of hte ls dizzy and put them in a b16a case and have all the bolts you need.
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