B16a swap 94 coupe. PICS INSIDE
my buddy has a k series 94 EX its a k20a type r, pretty sick let me tell you... the 3rd day he had it, it threw a rod through the block, for the money and my personal budget its not worth it but I wouldnt mind doing the swaps or driving them once in a while :-)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tosantoyo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yo thats clean how much u pushin</TD></TR></TABLE>
If it's stock, about 140 whp and 90 wtq.
If it's stock, about 140 whp and 90 wtq.
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If it's stock, about 140 whp and 90 wtq.</TD></TR></TABLE>
look at you all up in here.... funny i was just in a thread with you participating in a GSR b16 oil pan debate
i know you were very excited when you got to say 140/90
thanks guy
If it's stock, about 140 whp and 90 wtq.</TD></TR></TABLE>
look at you all up in here.... funny i was just in a thread with you participating in a GSR b16 oil pan debate
i know you were very excited when you got to say 140/90
thanks guy
are you insulting the people who you want to look at your car?
well, at least you work from the inside to outside. What are your plans for it?
well, at least you work from the inside to outside. What are your plans for it?
Im in a very salty mood as most honda-techers are, plus its just something from the past..... Anyways, its getting the boost treatment in a couple weeks here. I drove the car from Cleveland , Ohio to Colorado Springs straight on a B16 trans and a motor in which the pistons were laying in my bedroom 2 days prior to the trip, its a very sound motor and its getting quality parts thrown its way until next year when itll become the not so DD
proven that they do nothing, not worth spending the money to get them if you dont have them, look up dyno sheets with b16's w and w/o torque mounts
just FYI the gsr and b16 oil pans aren't compatible, the girdles are totally different. Not to mention they have different clearances.
b16 and ls pans are exchangeable IF you swap the oil pickup and lines
ITR, and CTR pans are exchangeable.
Gsr and b16 pans are NOT compatible, the bolts don't even line up. Not to mention you won't get the right oil pressure due to the ~10mm difference in pan height.
Modified by ek forever guy at 7:09 AM 7/3/2007
b16 and ls pans are exchangeable IF you swap the oil pickup and lines
ITR, and CTR pans are exchangeable.
Gsr and b16 pans are NOT compatible, the bolts don't even line up. Not to mention you won't get the right oil pressure due to the ~10mm difference in pan height.
Modified by ek forever guy at 7:09 AM 7/3/2007
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 94civic18 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">proven that they do nothing, not worth spending the money to get them if you dont have them, look up dyno sheets with b16's w and w/o torque mounts
</TD></TR></TABLE>and your going to turbo the b16 without torque mounts? Post the dyno pulls you do w/o the torque mounts. Also, take it to a dragstrip and post a picture of your hood afterwards.
</TD></TR></TABLE>and your going to turbo the b16 without torque mounts? Post the dyno pulls you do w/o the torque mounts. Also, take it to a dragstrip and post a picture of your hood afterwards.
o and then when your done NOT doing all of those ask me bout my aluminum brackets that eliminate the engine from torquing in the bay, then we can install them on your car and you can throw away your torque mounts.





