Not sure why I haven't been able to find any info on this. I'm heading down to pick up a "1991 Civic SI with a B16A6" swap for around $800.

The reason behind it is to use the B16 as a motor for a my EG shell, and daily driver..

I'm not sure why I couldn't find any info on this, but I'm sure it's logical. I hope it's an easy swap and cheap swap.

Any info?

 

Where are you looking?
http://www.google.com/search?q=b16a6...ea5cfbaf698700

 

the swap should be simple swap it is the same motor that came in the 96-00 civic ek SiR in japan and South Africa i would assume you just need this

ecu with obd1 adapter harness
axles
mounts

do little more searching mainly on this forum and you can find out what im missing

 

grumblemarc, that link didn't really bring back any helpful results

 

This link was pretty helpful, if anyone is interested

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/b16a1-b16a2-b16a3-what-cars-did-these-engines-come-140575/

 

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I'm sorry. You said that you couldn't find anything so I went and found something. Now if you're looking for someone that has actually done this swap there is no information on that. And that might very well be because that engine was only available in South Africa (as stated) and the Middle East-and we know how big the scene is over there. So your chances of finding a guide for this particular swap is next to zero.

But it's a B-Series so I don't see why it would be any different than any other B swap.

 

Yeah, I hear ya.. Tried that already though, same results- nada

Exactly, that's what I figured, but I didn't want to go spend money on this swap just to find out that for some ridiculous reason, it wouldn't work. I got a hold of some guy over on CarolinaHondas.com and he's done the swap (I think), so hopefully I can get some useful information out of him

 

Here's how it looks stock in a 4-door.
http://www.ek9.org/forum/members-rid...-my-b16a6.html
I don't see a problem. ECU come with the swap?

 

It should, the swap is in a 91 SI right now.

 

and damn, I'm really feeling that sedan

 

The only difference I see, and someone correct me if I'm wrong, is the A6 designation and of course where it was sold. Specs look identical.

 

yeah looks good to me. gunna go pick it up in about an hour. $600 for the motor, si shell, "racing" seats, full adjustable coilovers, new rims with brand new toyo tires, still with hairs on em.. cant go wrong if you ask me