anyone here runnin' a jdm d15b sohc vtec in their ride?
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i'm curious cuz i have one and i'm about to put it in my car. how much hp does it have? and how's the performance of this little engine?
I believe like a long time ago some guy had a b16a in his 93 cx hb.. he swapped in that baby and basically was just as quick.. it's a good motor from what I remember and is not to hard to come by in the LA area
oh yeah I believe the guy was on Honda-tech BUT THIS was a while ago
[Modified by IM ALL BOB, 2:42 AM 12/11/2002]
oh yeah I believe the guy was on Honda-tech BUT THIS was a while ago
[Modified by IM ALL BOB, 2:42 AM 12/11/2002]
i think eg6ajk ran that setup or is running that setup not sure on that though. i think that motor makes 127 hp pretty much like the d16z6 plus i think it came with an lsd tranny.
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i got the stock dx motor in a 95 civic, i'm about to put the d15b "in there like swimwear".
well if the price is right I think it's worth it.. but more so in a cx or vx body eg.. jasmine did u get the tranny with this d15b? it would a wicked setup if you threw a SRR FD on that bad boy =P
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I've got one. It pulls pretty damb hard when the vtec kicks in. me likes. never ran it on anybody yet though. I've had it for like two months.
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what do u think my chances of beating my homie with a b16 crx with i,h, are with this motor?
i think the d15b has 130 ps. how does that convert to hp?
I believe 1 PS = 0.98 HP
so 130 PS * 0.98 hp/PS = 127.4 hp
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