obd0 b18a questions
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i've got a b18a obd0 longblock that needs a new head. i have a 97 ls head. i've got obd1 b18a and obd0 intake manifolds. the car is a 90-91 DA.
if i were to use the obd0 manifold, i could stay obd0? i'm on a tight budget, is it worth it to go w/ a obd1 conversion?
thx!
if i were to use the obd0 manifold, i could stay obd0? i'm on a tight budget, is it worth it to go w/ a obd1 conversion?
thx!
if your going turbo or going to need tunning down the road obd1 would be a good idea. If your just going to stay stock with boltons obd0 is fine. You just to to switch over your obd0 distributor and intake manifold.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by St Jimmy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if your going turbo or going to need tunning down the road obd1 would be a good idea. If your just going to stay stock with boltons obd0 is fine. You just to to switch over your obd0 distributor and intake manifold.</TD></TR></TABLE>
awesome, thx
also, aside from sensors, any major differences b/w obd1 & obd0 im's?
awesome, thx

also, aside from sensors, any major differences b/w obd1 & obd0 im's?
OBD0 fuel injectors need a resistor box thats already in your car so you will need to make sure you use the obd0 injectors, other than that its pretty much the same.
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