JDM B18C5 or USDM B18C5
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JDM B18C5 or USDM B18C5
what do you guys think its worth?? i really have a hard time deciding.. i need to know.. i mean whats a good price for a JDM and whats a good price for USDM.. i wanna buy one but i dont know what to do ... how much better is the JDM over USDM
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Re: JDM B18C5 or USDM B18C5 (sinanovicha)
B18C1 (or JDM B18C)
These come out of an Integra GSR.
Pros
Good Hp and TQ numbers (170, 121 ft/lbs respectively)
DOHC VTEC
Tons of potential
High revving
Cons
Expensive
Becoming moreso as people keep scooping them up
Slighty longer tranny than the ITR and B16
B18C5 (or JDM B18C)
This is found in the Integra Type-R. IMHO this is the best swap for a Civic.
Pros
GREAT HP and TQ numbers (195 and 134 ft/lbs)
High revving
Hand built motor from Honda
Optional factory LSD
Best transmission for a B series from the factory
Red valve cover
Cons
EXPENSIVE
If JDM ITR is used,(the 36mm axle 32mm hub problems occur)
hope this helps you decide
These come out of an Integra GSR.
Pros
Good Hp and TQ numbers (170, 121 ft/lbs respectively)
DOHC VTEC
Tons of potential
High revving
Cons
Expensive
Becoming moreso as people keep scooping them up
Slighty longer tranny than the ITR and B16
B18C5 (or JDM B18C)
This is found in the Integra Type-R. IMHO this is the best swap for a Civic.
Pros
GREAT HP and TQ numbers (195 and 134 ft/lbs)
High revving
Hand built motor from Honda
Optional factory LSD
Best transmission for a B series from the factory
Red valve cover
Cons
EXPENSIVE
If JDM ITR is used,(the 36mm axle 32mm hub problems occur)
hope this helps you decide
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fast95eg8 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Good luck finding a JDM B18C5 </TD></TR></TABLE>
x2 lol.
usdm FTW
x2 lol.
usdm FTW
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sinanovicha »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">still does not... USDM TYPE R ENGINE or JDM TYPE R ENGINE?</TD></TR></TABLE>
A.) there's no such thing as a JDM B18C5.
B.) who gives a ****? You won't notice the difference between the two so just get whatever's cheaper.
A.) there's no such thing as a JDM B18C5.
B.) who gives a ****? You won't notice the difference between the two so just get whatever's cheaper.
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Re: JDM B18C5 or USDM B18C5 (sinanovicha)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by stoopid monkey »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If JDM ITR is used,(the 36mm axle 32mm hub problems occur)</TD></TR></TABLE>
couldnt he just bolt up like a B16 tranny so there isnt this conflict and save some cash in the process
couldnt he just bolt up like a B16 tranny so there isnt this conflict and save some cash in the process
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Re: JDM B18C5 or USDM B18C5 (DelSolMarine)
Hmotors would be cool to get your paws on a JDM B18C. If you can get it for cheaper though a USDM B18C5 wouldn't dissapoint you either.
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Re: JDM B18C5 or USDM B18C5 (civictildeath)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civictildeath »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
couldnt he just bolt up like a B16 tranny so there isnt this conflict and save some cash in the process</TD></TR></TABLE>
Can someone explain the axle/hub problem a bit more? Thanks...
couldnt he just bolt up like a B16 tranny so there isnt this conflict and save some cash in the process</TD></TR></TABLE>
Can someone explain the axle/hub problem a bit more? Thanks...
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Re: JDM B18C5 or USDM B18C5 (JesSi)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JesSi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Can someone explain the axle/hub problem a bit more? Thanks...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Diameter/spline count difference makes certian axle/hub combinations unworkable. Without the central hub assembly from a vehicle that comes with the 36mm R-splined axle ends, you can't use the stock Civic hub journals.
Diameter/spline count difference makes certian axle/hub combinations unworkable. Without the central hub assembly from a vehicle that comes with the 36mm R-splined axle ends, you can't use the stock Civic hub journals.
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Re: JDM B18C5 or USDM B18C5 (Archidictus)
i learned it the other day
just use b16 or gsr axles
hehe the inners are the same (didnt know that the other day) yay for me
just use b16 or gsr axles
hehe the inners are the same (didnt know that the other day) yay for me
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"Can someone explain the axle/hub problem a bit more? Thanks..."
now this is tripin me out.. i dont want no problems once that motor is in.. use b16 axels to fix the prob? someone up mentioned that
now this is tripin me out.. i dont want no problems once that motor is in.. use b16 axels to fix the prob? someone up mentioned that
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Just go with which ever one is cheaper. If they are the same price, flip a coin.
Most reputable places that sell JDM itr swaps will send 32mm axles(that will fit your hubs) with the swap, so there will not be any issues.
Most reputable places that sell JDM itr swaps will send 32mm axles(that will fit your hubs) with the swap, so there will not be any issues.
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ive almost decided to go with the USDM.. it is cheaper.. plus i dont need to get a new wiring harness.. because b16a2 that im selling i gota give a way the harness.. that means if get the jdm i need to buy another si harnes... but i have another question.. whats a good exhaust system for the usdm type r motor? that fits b18c5 and will fit the 99 si shell
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Re: (sinanovicha)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sinanovicha »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ive almost decided to go with the USDM.. it is cheaper.. plus i dont need to get a new wiring harness.. because b16a2 that im selling i gota give a way the harness.. that means if get the jdm i need to buy another si harnes... but i have another question.. whats a good exhaust system for the usdm type r motor? that fits b18c5 and will fit the 99 si shell</TD></TR></TABLE> The wiring harness came with my jdm b18c swap. As for exhausts, i believe any b-series exhaust for a 99-00 si should fit your car. I would go with something from apexi (N1 or Ws) or hks.
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USDM B18C5
- has axles that fit all civics & tegs
- has wire harnes that plug-n-plays in all EG & DC chassis
- has correct throttle cable & bracket for LHD cars
JDM B18C Type R
- 98+ JDM swaps come with axles that won't fit US civic/teg hubs (96-97 JDM swap axles will work fine)
- requires you to get a USDM OBD-2 engine harness to plug-n-play in EG & DC
- requires throttle cable & bracket from US car
As you can see, the US swap is easier to get into your car. Availablility is a big problem though...
- has axles that fit all civics & tegs
- has wire harnes that plug-n-plays in all EG & DC chassis
- has correct throttle cable & bracket for LHD cars
JDM B18C Type R
- 98+ JDM swaps come with axles that won't fit US civic/teg hubs (96-97 JDM swap axles will work fine)
- requires you to get a USDM OBD-2 engine harness to plug-n-play in EG & DC
- requires throttle cable & bracket from US car
As you can see, the US swap is easier to get into your car. Availablility is a big problem though...