what swap/// b18c1, or h22 w/adapter plate and b18 tranny??
which one would you rather do in a 91 crx? they would almost weight the same then right? so handling would be all that much of an issue would it?
how about a 90-91 B18a then? or get a 94-95 USDM B18C1 (converted to OBD 1) and turbo that?
That's what Ive been thinking about doing. I've got a JDM GSR right now and I'm thinking about selling all my N/A stuff and running a turbo setup at 7-8 PSI.
That's what Ive been thinking about doing. I've got a JDM GSR right now and I'm thinking about selling all my N/A stuff and running a turbo setup at 7-8 PSI.
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H22 does not weight the same as a b18, Switching the trans is not going to save that much after you add the adapter plate. Has anybody made this yet? As far as I know only for D trans.
H22 in this car is asking for trouble, not a good swap for street use.
H22 does not weight the same as a b18, Switching the trans is not going to save that much after you add the adapter plate. Has anybody made this yet? As far as I know only for D trans.
H22 in this car is asking for trouble, not a good swap for street use.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=711900
check this out, good work and he says it feels about the same...its a lot to read through, and if you have 56k be warned your computer may catch on fire
check this out, good work and he says it feels about the same...its a lot to read through, and if you have 56k be warned your computer may catch on fire
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