good price for b16a2?
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that seems extremely high!!!! i can get a h22 shipped to my house for 1950. would a b16a1 be a pain in the *** to put in my ek?
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Yes it will! Go with the second gen(B16A2/3).
Yes it will! Go with the second gen(B16A2/3).
I know dude, the b16a1 is cheap, but unfortunalty it would suck. I thought about the b16a2 but went with the h22a instead. I guess they both have there advantages and disadvantages, but its your choice. But than you would be living up to your honda-tech screen name.
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It's cheaper for a reason: It's an older engine with higher mileage and the only direct bolt in is the 90-93 Integra. They are most common in the EF's but still require a mount kit.
Do yourself a favor and get a second gen full B16A swap. If not, at the very leadt use a first gen longblock, OBDI components and a B series hydro tranny.
It's cheaper for a reason: It's an older engine with higher mileage and the only direct bolt in is the 90-93 Integra. They are most common in the EF's but still require a mount kit.
Do yourself a favor and get a second gen full B16A swap. If not, at the very leadt use a first gen longblock, OBDI components and a B series hydro tranny.
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