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Old May 12, 2007 | 06:24 AM
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Default B16 Swap Questions

I'm still really new to Honda's. I'm trying to learn the best I can, so please dont haze me about this question.

If I were to purchase a complete motor swap, for example...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem

How much hands on work would actually be required other than pulling my motor, and putting this one in. Besides changing motor mounts.

With B16 mounts, could I just drop this in, plug it into original wiring (91 hatch STD)
install new ECU and be good?

Or would extra modifying be required.

Again, sorry if this is a noob question. I'm just really interested in a swap and am researching.

Thanks in advance for any information
-DenzComp


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philkehn
dpfi to mpfi, and if you go b16 or vtec you have to wire up your vtec and you will need new axles if you go b series

IP RACING
you will need what philkehn said. but please next time post a a topic not just question. atleast write like swap info? or something. cuz Im sure it goes for a lot of people On here I just cruise over the ones that say question.
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Old May 12, 2007 | 07:28 AM
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Default Re: B16 Swap Questions (DenzComp)

Swap Shopping List

For the B16a swap there are a LOT of parts needed beforehand in order to succesfully swap. There are many aftermarket companies providing parts available for the swap.... I bought what I thought were the best parts...

B16a Motor (1st Generation)
Transmission (Cable clutch) Y1, J1, S1, or YS1
ECU (PR3 or PW0, but I'd recommend the PR3)
I bought my motor package from http://www.nipponmotors.com and had it shipped to the shop near me where I performed the swap, in 5 days for . I would check http://www.SOKO.com first, but they are usually out of stock.

Bolt-In mount kit
Shift Linkage (either cut and weld your own, or buy one)
Conversion Wiring Harness (has 4 plugs)
All of this stuff I bought through a HAsport vendor. I would only recommend the HAsport mounts.... You can cut and weld your own shift linkage, but HAsport also makes one that is a perfect fit... it all depends on $$$. Check out http://www.HAsport.com

Engine harness (save your stock one for this)
Axles (any 90-93 Integra Axles will do)
Intermediate shaft (in case your engine didn't come with one, '90-'93 Integra)
Radiator Hoses (check http://www.HAsport.com , I believe one is a '92 GSR, and one is a '90 GSR)
Throttle Cable ('90-'93 Integra)
Rear motor mount bracket ('90-'93 Integra, DO NOT FORGET THIS! Also, order the 2 motor side bolts as well)

Most of tjis stuff can easily be found at a junkyard, or bought from your local Honda/Acura dealer. I have a decent hookup so I went through the dealer...

Now is also a good time to replace the timing belt, water pump, clutch, oil filter.

All of those besides the clutch you get for a Del-SOl VTEC. The clutch is for a 1990 Integra (because of the cable transmission)

Also, don't forget simple things like oil (I use Mobil 1 Synthetic), Tranny Fluid (Factory Honda Manual Trans fluid), and Radiator Coolant/Antifreeze
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Old May 12, 2007 | 09:07 AM
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Thanks for the detailed response.

After learning what I have, and with my skill level...I think I'd be better suited putting in a JDM ZC. A lot cheaper, and almost double the HP from my stock motor.
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