lsvtec in a HF
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lsvtec in a HF
I have a 98 gsr head, b18a block,and a y1 tranny i was wondering what other parts are needed to put this set up in my car (a 90 crx hf). another issue i have is that i love to drive my cars hard could there be an issue later on with my bad driving habits? thanks in advance.
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Re: lsvtec in a HF (RedLine703)
Dude you'll need the following for your swap:
Motor
Transmission
ECU
Shift Linkage
Wiring Harness
There maybe more for your specific swap, but there's a general list...
Motor
Transmission
ECU
Shift Linkage
Wiring Harness
There maybe more for your specific swap, but there's a general list...
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Re: lsvtec in a HF (Justin_Bradley)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Justin_Bradley »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Dude you'll need the following for your swap:
Motor
Transmission
ECU
Shift Linkage
Wiring Harness
There maybe more for your specific swap, but there's a general list...</TD></TR></TABLE>
for the setup i wanna run what kinda ecu should i get and will any B seires shift linkage due?
I also herd for the HF you need to change your hole suspension?
Motor
Transmission
ECU
Shift Linkage
Wiring Harness
There maybe more for your specific swap, but there's a general list...</TD></TR></TABLE>
for the setup i wanna run what kinda ecu should i get and will any B seires shift linkage due?
I also herd for the HF you need to change your hole suspension?
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Re: lsvtec in a HF (RedLine703)
i just did an hf swap.
You will need everything the dudes said above.....
and you'll need to go and get the entire Front end hub from a dx or SI.... I went with the Si....Better brakes to handle the weight.
And some new springs might not be bad.....
goodluck
You will need everything the dudes said above.....
and you'll need to go and get the entire Front end hub from a dx or SI.... I went with the Si....Better brakes to handle the weight.
And some new springs might not be bad.....
goodluck
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Re: lsvtec in a HF (Burlyirishdude)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Burlyirishdude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i just did an hf swap.
You will need everything the dudes said above.....
and you'll need to go and get the entire Front end hub from a dx or SI.... I went with the Si....Better brakes to handle the weight.
And some new springs might not be bad.....
goodluck
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thanks man
You will need everything the dudes said above.....
and you'll need to go and get the entire Front end hub from a dx or SI.... I went with the Si....Better brakes to handle the weight.
And some new springs might not be bad.....
goodluck
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thanks man
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Re: lsvtec in a HF (RedLine703)
hubs and steering knuckles have to go. I found that out when i was doing motor shopping around the local shops i used si hubs and steering knuckles . Do you want
to stay obd0 or convert to obd1. Your going to need to get a hydro conversion kit from hasport if you want to keep the tranny. hope i helped. sorry if i missed anything.goodluck.
to stay obd0 or convert to obd1. Your going to need to get a hydro conversion kit from hasport if you want to keep the tranny. hope i helped. sorry if i missed anything.goodluck.
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