I currently have an automatic 1993 Honda Prelude SI. I would like to convert it to a manual. Does anyone have a parts breakdown on what I will need to do the conversion? Thanks! Happy Holidays!

 

manual petal assembly
clutch master cylinder
hydrolic line to chassis (right around the tranny mount)
line to slave cylinder
slave cylinder
clutch
clutch bolts
flywheel
flywheel bolts
manual starter
manual ecu (not a have to but works best)
manual tranny of course
once u get all that in there is a box u must keep hooked up.. its where the auto shifter used to be.. this tells the car its in park so u can crank it.

 

Helms Manual (VERY IMPORTANT) Helm Inc
Transmissions Assembly
Trans mounts-side
Engine Mount-rear (rear is optional-the rear auto mount will work)
Flywheel and bolts
Clutch Kit and bolts
Clutch Master Cylinder
*Clutch Slave Cylinder
*Clutch Dampener
*Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS)
*Reverse Switch
*Hydrolic Lines
Clutch Pedal Assembly
Brake Pedal Assembly
Shifter Assembly
Shift linkage
Auto ECU or 5speed ECU
5spd Intermediate shaft (half-shaft)
5spd Gauge Cluster (optional)
Cotter Pins (assorted sizes)
Assorted Nuts and Bolts
* this parts are come w/ tranny but check the tranny to make sure.

 

yea.. all that.

You can chunk the TCM, the auto transmission control module.
And don't forget to wire up the reverse lights, you can wire it through the Auto selector, or straight through the trigger that is located in the tranny.

Always need the HELMS!!

 

here is the plan. A friend of mine has a 2001 H22A. Basically everything! I have a 93 SI. He wants to keep the block to build up for his H22A that is he running. So basically I can put all that other stuff in my car... Vtec head, intake manifold, tranny, etc etc. However I don't want the OBD II. Will it be possible to run the auto P14 ECU with the new vtec head and manual tranny?