Well, ive finally started on installing my friends jdm b16 into his '91 integra GS. The chassis and motor in it have somewhere close to 380,xxx miles on it.The motor is in pretty bad shape, havnt done a compression test or anything but it runs like crap and is leaking oil from everwhere possible. The car was bought from an original owner for $1100. We picked the swap up from NADauto in atl. for 1500bucks(cool place and people,they did a compression test right it front of us and even cranked it up!) and it has been sitting in my garage for about 6 months so its time for it to go into its new home.
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No original pics of the motor before i started working but heres what it looked like once i took a lot of stuff off


And heres the stuff i removed from it




All the parts crammed in my room waiting to be used.


10.5lb chromoly F1 racing(ebay)flywheel

My crank pulley removal tool


Homemade engine hoist ftw






Removed oilpump and pickup, and rear seal housing



New seals/gaskets


More later tom.

Modified by RedEj8 at 1:45 AM 3/7/2007


Modified by RedEj8 at 1:46 AM 3/7/2007


Modified by RedEj8 at 1:52 AM 3/7/2007

 

should be nice little car for what like 2800 dollars

 

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lol well..car 1100+1500 for motor +730 for ramdoms parts..so far it sits at $3330 sits gonna be waaayyy over that but if i woulda just put the motor in the car it woulda been about 2800.


Modified by RedEj8 at 2:22 AM 3/6/2007

 

good luck, keep us updated

 

Got some more work done today

getting close


Flywheel

Clutch

throwout bearing


leaky headgasket?

cleaner


Back to the floor..actually sitting on wood


Tranny mounted


plugs


Ready to drop in...well pretty much


Motor's going in the car this weekend hopefully so maybe i'll get some pix





Modified by RedEj8 at 1:50 AM 3/7/2007

 

Not bad. I believe O.E. cap and rotor should be utilized though. They have much better contruction than Bosch. If you where to place the parts side by side, you'd know what I mean. O.E. belts, cap and rotor, and of course NGK(you have those already) is the best way to go.

 

wow looks like a good project, hope it makes decent/good numbers.