B18C in 92 Integra
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B18C in 92 Integra
What's up fellas? I searched for this topic already but I am unsure of a question. I am wondering if I should get a the motor,tranny,ECU or can I just buy a B18C long block? I am trying to save money and if I could just buy a long block and an ECU that would be cool. Someone that's done this swap please help me out. Thanks in advance!
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Re: B18C in 92 Integra (ChaseIntegra)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ChaseIntegra »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What's up fellas? I searched for this topic already but I am unsure of a question. I am wondering if I should get a the motor,tranny,ECU or can I just buy a B18C long block? I am trying to save money and if I could just buy a long block and an ECU that would be cool. Someone that's done this swap please help me out. Thanks in advance!</TD></TR></TABLE>
You can just get the long block and reuse your trans (cheapest way). You will have to convert the ECT sensor to thermostat style (easy). Reuse all your old motor mounts and brackets. IF you want to use the B18c ECU, you will have to get a jumper and convert your car to OBD1 (best to keep to OBD1 and not OBD2).
You can just get the long block and reuse your trans (cheapest way). You will have to convert the ECT sensor to thermostat style (easy). Reuse all your old motor mounts and brackets. IF you want to use the B18c ECU, you will have to get a jumper and convert your car to OBD1 (best to keep to OBD1 and not OBD2).
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Re: B18C in 92 Integra (turbogixxer)
his car is already OBD1. 90-91 integras are obd0, 92-93s are obd1.
There are ways to use the tranny too (I would try). search over on G2IC.com. a couple of folks converted to a complete hydro setup or you can buy the hasport linkage (if they sell it separate) and buy a mount from place racing.
Ben
There are ways to use the tranny too (I would try). search over on G2IC.com. a couple of folks converted to a complete hydro setup or you can buy the hasport linkage (if they sell it separate) and buy a mount from place racing.
Ben
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Re: B18C in 92 Integra (Ben Ogle)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ben Ogle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">his car is already OBD1. 90-91 integras are obd0, 92-93s are obd1. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Bleh, read it wrong. Gald it got corrected and not giving me worng advise.
Bleh, read it wrong. Gald it got corrected and not giving me worng advise.
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Re: B18C in 92 Integra (turbogixxer)
Alright, I already know my car is OBD1, and I planned on buying a B16 cable tranny from somewhere. But my question is will I really need the wiring harness from the B18c or could I just order the motor,tranny,ecu from hmotorsonline?
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