type r motor in a 1997 civic ex
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type r motor in a 1997 civic ex
i have a few quick questions about swaps. i know that the b16 from a si will fit without too much trouble. but what about the b18 from a type r. has anyone done this before. do you think it would be fairly easy. thanks
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Re: type r motor in a 1997 civic ex (I8Stang)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by I8Stang »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i dont think u should do the swap......looks like to me you dont even know the engine code for it.... 
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The Type R motor is a B18....C or C5, but it's still a B18
</TD></TR></TABLE>The Type R motor is a B18....C or C5, but it's still a B18
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Re: type r motor in a 1997 civic ex (hatchling37)
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thank u captain obvious
thank u captain obvious
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Re: type r motor in a 1997 civic ex (itr_eg)
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Just spreading the noobie love...
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Re: type r motor in a 1997 civic ex (hatchling37)
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Re: type r motor in a 1997 civic ex (deadex)
all those b series swaps are fairly is if u know what your doing and have the proper tools, mounts, know about obd, and know about all the wiring modifications your gonna have to make. but if u know all that then yes its easy.
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Re: type r motor in a 1997 civic ex (DemostheneZ)
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i really doubt theyll be cheap
b18c5's still arent cheap relatively speaking
i really doubt theyll be cheap
b18c5's still arent cheap relatively speaking
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