so does anyone know where i can get an s300 basemap for the auto f20b? i can find any

 

No its not conflicting. Not if you knew that yes they make custom ones if you need to because they do not make F20B gaskets for the shelves. I was simply referring to getting one of the shelf for the price Cometic sells most of their Honda head gaskets, which it doesnt. Just like how Golden Eagle made an 88mm bore head gasket for my F20B. I dont know what they'd sell it for without sleeving work they performed. They sleeved my F20B and made me the gasket. Only cost me 125. the F20B, besides the parts that interchange with some other Honda motors, is synonymous with the word custom.

 

hello everyone i need to know where to get a f20b head gasket?? anyone knows where i can order one i try to search online but no luck..

 

nevermind i found the f20b head gasket in this web site ... autodynamics-honda.com

 

Completely understand... thank you for clarifying.

 

hello everyone i need help i found a f20b headgasket on this website www.autodynamics-honda.com the headgasket is 110 + 40 for ship the final price is 150 i want to know where you guys get your headgasket?? is there any wedsite i can get one for less then that??

 

Thats where i got mine from before when i was building a stock bore F20B. But when i decided to sleeve and go bigger, I sold it to another H-T member for around 65 shipped i think. I dont even know if any other site would sell it

 

well **** i just to order one from there but i just hate to wasted 150 on head gasket but i have to get it b/c i have litle coolant leak but thanks for the help..

 

Here's my F20B in my Honda Torneo!

 

So fresh and clean

 

turbogixxer on here used to have them

 

thanks but the car broke down before i could run the s300. **** sucks. im looking at ap1s tho

 

The rear main seal the same as H22?

 

Thanks again, I still haven't installed it. I need to find some cams to run...

 

Hey i'm looking to purchase a F20b for my civic but im concerned about getting stuck with an auto block vs a manual block which obviously makes more power etc.

I was wondering if there was a way to tell when shopping around which is which?

I searched and looked over this FAQ, so i apologize if this was answered, if it was could you point me in the right direction?

 

Yes same rear main seal. I had to rebuild my F20, and replced that seal with an H22's.

Let us know when you do.

By block you mean long block right? Only outside signs between the auto and manual will be if it has a flywheel (manual) or a flexplate (auto and looks super thin and clean by comparison) or TB size (auto has a small throttle body while the manual version rocks a 62mm TB that looks like an ITR TB) Other than that there isnt any clear signs.

Whoever you plan to purchase from you should speak with them over the phone and have them make sure a manual one's the one you recieve. Explain to them these differences; I did just that and got a manual.

 

i actually meant engine, i was kinda hungover n tired when i posted, but thanks for the info

yea i plan on trying to find something in the md, pa, va, nj area so i can personally inspect and save $ on shipping

 

measure the TB. 58mm auto 62mm manual.

 

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what fuel rail can i use with the oem f20b injectors does AEM make 1 that works.

 

Hi All,

just joined today. Main reason for joining is to learn about the F20B i've bought and am going to install in my 97 civic.

Great Thread and i'll try to keep the questions to a minimum.

Cheers!

 

My F20b "blue top" paint is flaking off. does anyone know the paint and code to use to get it back to original?

 

the company i bought my f20b off of in mtl has a warehouse in NJ.

let me know if you found a place and i'll hunt down the address info.

 

does anyone have the weight of the different engines

D16Y
B18B
F20B
H22A

with manual trany. i"m trying to decide on the suspension to install.

civic 97 with F20B MT! I was think tien adjustables?

 

Also, curious if i'll need bigger brakes.
civic 97 with F20B MT current brakes are stock!