was told that a 94 and up integra shift linkage would work for b series swap into EF, is it true?\

 

It doesnt directly work..but you can cut and weld it to the proper length..

 

yes, you will need to cut 2 3/8" out of it and weld it back up strasight. it's really easy.

 

Search a bit more, as any swap I have read always suggested 90-93 teg linkage, but guy above me is right on the 2 3/8".

 

buy hasport adjustable shift linkage
thanks what im going to do for the b18b swap into an 88 sedan

 

i have a welder so it's easy and cheap for me, if you don’t i think you can rent a flux core welder for 20-30. so do a price comparison what every way is cheaper or more convenient for you, go for it.

 

i don't trust myself at welding, since i never have before... thats why im going with the adjustable linkage

 

if you never try you will never learn. it's easy do some searching in the welding/fab section. remember, you don't have to be a good welder, just a good grinder

 

Dang, this string is going to set me off on a diatribe!

Here is a write-up on how I shortened my linkage;

http://www.performanceforum.co....html

If you have a welder, it's just too easy!!

Now the reason for this being a diatribe is that I'm real tired of hearing people say that they can't do something due to the fact that they don't have a welder.

I sure don't expect everybody to lay out around $500 to buy a mig welder, <U>but that doesn't mean that you can't do a project that requires welding!!!!!</U> It's just a cheap excuse.

<U>Every</U> town has some shop that has a welder that can do the welding for you. Just about any muffler shop can do it. If you live in a farm area, any tractor repair shop can do it. Just pick up the yellow pages and look up "welders".

What you should do is find out what "resources" are in your neighborhood in order to have stuff done.

Don't limit yourself by what equipment you have in the garage. Don't limit yourself to items that are available on the net.

Wes (cranky old guy) Vann

 

yeah!

 

all i wanted to know is if the 94 an up would work, i used a 91 linkage the first time, did not now if the 94 would work

simple question simple answer not none of the go search crap,

i searched came up with nothing so i asked

 

my new cut gsr linkage feels eleventy billion times better than any aftermarket piece!!!

its so nice, i mated it to a buddy club dual bend

 

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simple question simple answer not none of the go search crap,

i searched came up with nothing so i asked</TD></TR></TABLE>

You got your answer though in the very 1st response ..and the 91 doesnt work either without cutting but i guess you know that ,,,The only stock piece that works is from the ef sir's

 

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thanks what im going to do for the b18b swap into an 88 sedan</TD></TR></TABLE>

I don't know that I've ever seen a hasport adjustable linkage... mine from Hasport definately was not adjustable, just made to fit the correct application..

 

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I don't know that I've ever seen a hasport adjustable linkage... mine from Hasport definately was not adjustable, just made to fit the correct application..</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah i used one before and it wasnt adjustable..The only adjustable linkage i ever saw was from hcp and that was way back in the day like 2000 and that thing was a pos anyway...The welded integra or stock sir linkage still feels better then any other after market linkage..