I know there's alot of people out there with this mod, however I could not find any historical post on this mod (maybe I didn't try hard enough). Anyway I didn't have time to post on what was needed, so I found out the hard way. I just want to clarify for those people intrested in doing this in the future there's more to this mod than the $220 manifold itself. Ok so I knew about the IACV, but I did not know about the fuel rail. So I winded up spending $150 more on an aftermarket fuel rail. It's a very noticable mod (performance wise), just kinda dissapointed that the total bill turned out to be $440 total (to inlcude gaskets, and throttle cable holder, OBD1 IACV). Just sharing the info, maybe someone else will read this and be better prepared than I was.

Bryan

 

I found out like you did. Except I didn't spend $150 for a fuel rail, I just used a GSR one that I got for $25. But other than that I had most of other stuff lying around. For me, it's a mod well worth it.

 

Dang...very pricey. You could have posted your question. I would have been happy to give it to you. I got the site and would have posted it up for you!

Here it is:

http://tiiite.b16a.com/Rmanifold.htm

This site is very useful!

It's not pricey or anything. I saw this site, i got prepared, saw couple of integra fuel rails on ebay, and bidded on them. Cost me a total of $200 to install, plus new gasket. The new ITR manifold was $160 from the dealer, got hook up, stock integra fuel rail $20, and the gasket was $20. i got the eacv for free from a friend.


[Modified by ULTRA911, 8:46 AM 6/19/2002]

 

Theres also this site.
http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/asmsbm/r_iminstall.htm

 

that's for the heads up.