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Old 10-17-2003, 03:05 PM
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Default head swao help asap need !

Hey all i want to know some info before i do it


okay i have a b15b1 16 vavle daulpoint motor

and i have a d15a3 mpfi 12 vavle


i want to take the 16 vavle of the b15b1 and put it on the d15a3

is that possible and what would it do for hp feel wise ? is it worth it ?


i would use just the head and distributor i would use the mpfi intake


asap help need

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Old 10-17-2003, 06:35 PM
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There is no such thing as a B15B1. Perhaps you mean D15B1 which was the STD engine. And I assume the other one is the HF engine. The head would work, but you still need to use the MPFI distributor. But the HF and STD engines were both dogs and not worth the effort to do this.
Old 10-17-2003, 07:20 PM
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well its in my race car and it suppose to be stock soo i cant really go doing a swap i allready did from a ew1 to a ew3 the d15a3

soo how do i swap the distributor ? their different patterns
Old 10-18-2003, 01:01 AM
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You can't do that. The D15A3 is the third generation Si engine which runs a vacuum advance distributor completely different then the 88+ electronic advance distributor (it also mounts differently, as you noticed.) The entire car would have to be reworked to OBD-0, which is absurdly difficult. For all the time you would spend doing that, at least make it worthwhile by installing an 88-89 D16A1 (Integra engine.) Similar results will come from an 86-87 D16A1, with no need to rewire the entire car.

I thought about doing the same thing to my car a while back, until I figured out just how difficult, time consuming, and expensive it would be considering the very minor power gains.




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