People in CA where did you get your swap from and how much? I'm trying to find the best shop to do it for me for a reasonable price. I have a 95 DX and I'm not really familiar with swaps. What do I need to complete a B16 swap (tranny, wiring etc.)?

 

i say go to a reputable engine supplier like import auto salvage, hmotorsonline, etc etc..

and get a complete swap...

then read up on honda-tech how to do the swap and swap the motor in yourself....

its not that hard...i did it...

 

my friend just got a complete b16 swap from JDM honda parts which included axles, motor mounts, tranny, ecu, and what not for 2100..

 

got mine (B18C1) for 3200 installed, tuned, including the turbo kit and all the other goodies put on it.


it's not hard, as long as you have the tools


Modified by seeUintheshallows at 8:36 PM 7/3/2003

 

paid around $1200 total for my b18b with gsr tranny

 

get in touch with 2point0VTEC and ekb18b5 they do swaps and can get u the motor. they're located in Long Beach.

 

i got my 98 jdm b20b longblock for 9 bills from jpr.i got my 2000 gsr tranny as long as all the other parts such as axles,shift linkage,ecu,etc. from the http://www.recycler.com all together i spent $2100.im installing it with my homie.go to jpr they had a gripp of b16's laying around when i went.their located in la mirada.btw if you want a first gen b16 its around $1400 for the whole swap not including install but if u want a jdm b16 second gen theres a big *** price difference of ummm around $700.just look around for deals on different websites and honda-tech before you buy anything.

 

what and where is jpr? any contacts there? how did you get your engine smogged/registered?

 

Damn bro with the b18c1 u got a nice deal. I got a b18c for 3200 plus 200 shipping. Me and my boy are putting it in but if i were to pay labor **** I would be definatly over 4000 bills. Anyway it's a jap motor and someone if anyone could point me to a link that shows wiring diagrams and the wires that hook INTO the engine and sorts.. thanks.

 

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i got mine from them to paid a bit more than other places for my itr swap but the motor is perfect. great condition besides a few scrapes on the valve cover, but i think most motors imported have valve cover chips

 

Same here bro I got a couple scratches on valve cover and missing a few bolts gotta replace AC and alternator belts but other than that it's beautiful. Got my from Steve at Hmotors tho.. he's a good guy, oh yeah ******* TPS sensor is broken so now on with the shipping company and etc etc....

 

i got raped.

$3200 for a '95 B18C from HMO + $200 shipping + $300 for LSD

$220 for various hoses, fuel filter, timing belt etc...

over $1000 for labor (here's where i got raped)

i also bought a JDM DC 4-1 header and a Carsound cat, which came out to be a little over $500 togther.

when all was said and done... i paid almost $6000 for my swap.

pretty sad when my car only cost $5700.

 

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Sam is a great guy!!!!!!! Get in touch with him about your swap needs!
-Bryan-

 

where did u get your motor from

 

b18specr, hdss clutch, aem cai and a catback all stainless invidia all installed for the low low price of $5500. Would I do it again? Maybe but I would probably do it myself.............

 

&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;if you need a swap and motor, just a motor, or just a swap pm me and i can work something out with you depening on your situation...i have many reference and pictures of swaps that i have done...pm me for details...me adn my partner do anything from a stright swap or ls,b20/vtec swap...all the swaps i do looks like OEM...liek it came out fromt eh factory...pm em if your interested

 

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jpr motorsports 1250 e. la habra blvd la habra ca 90631 phone# 562-690-9316
talk to raymond.i havent installed my b20 yet but as far as smogging goes you just have to look around and find someone who does it ilegally and fork out the cash.hope it helps.peace!

 

Just find a whole GSR integra or Ls for that matter ... Get all your stuff at one wack. Thats what I did .

 

96b18b with 99gsr tranny

$1550

 

I see you live in so cal. You should check out JDMrecycler.com. They had a display at the LA auto show back in January. I bought my motor from them, I originally paid to have a 2nd gen JDM b16 swapped in my car. When I went to pick it up I was looking at it and noticed that it wasn't a 2nd gen, they gave me a 3rd gen JDM EK motor! The motor is sick, very high compression, gifted motor. There usually is'nt much on their website, but they have a couple garages loaded with JDM clips, seats, race cars. Awesome people, great to do business with.

Total price was around $3,200+ I had alot of stuff replaced, timing belt, water pump, thermostat, axles, new mounts, etc....

 

i am about to spend 3800 on a 98 b16 head with a rebuilt 98 b18c1 block with itr pistons. i'm having import life build the motor and put it in. so far everything looks good!

 

$2100 for JDM 2nd gen B16a complete swap
$400 parts for auto-manual swap
$800 Labor
Total $3300 Bought swap and had it installed at Prolink Japan In Hallandale Beach, Florida.

 

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it's not hard, as long as you have the tools


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