WHat is needed for the conversion.. Im talking like the motor is a hydro clutch, and ecu and sensors..

anybody have any idea
-Jordo

 

Quite a good bit of work, not your average "weekend" job by far. You will need to source the hydro lines, clutch master and slave cylinder and a few other parts from a 92+ Integra/Civic. Then custom fab a tranny top mount, although Place might have one made for this conversion. It's not what I would consider hard, but it is time consuming.

 

why even do this. Buy the b16a1 for like 1,000 less and it will be easier. just my 2 cents

 

its easy i had a b16a2 froma 2000 si in my 89 civic hatch si. al u need are the correct mount kit from hasport... th reason i say this is becaus hasports mount kit is bad azz for one , 2 the mount kit from them corectly sits the motor in the jdm location with the proper clearance. and they also sell the proper shif linkage too. thats one way. the other cheap o way is this.... get a set of cheap mounts from HCP and b4 u drop the motor u have to bang out the left drivers side inner fram wall so the altenator will clear if u dont then the altenator will rub and grand and cause problems... and the cheap o shift linkage is out of a 90-93 integra any model and then u have to take it to a shop and have the cut and custom weld it to a certain sixe i cant remember now... also u just ahve to run the vtec wires and will also need te 1st getn b16 clear plug ecu... but it sucks it has a speed governer and horrible power i suggest eiither getting a spoon ecu off ebay or running a obd0 to obd 1 conversion harness and getting a chipped p28 ecu or a 94 integra p72 ecu stock... there u go easy as pie...

 

oh yea i forget u need to ditch the hyrdo tranny and get a cable tranny like S-1 or J-1 or YS-1 lsd, and if u cant find those then u need to get one from a 90-93 integra any model... bam your set.. oh yea if u have a si model then the wiring is a snal but if u have a dx model or below then u are going to need to add 2 injectors and the resistor box form a si model and some other little wiring tid bits hope that helps...