crossmember help!!
Hey I am doing a b16a swap into a crx and the header and front crossmember aren't really getting along
there isn't any clearence. Should I just cut a section out to make it fit? Is there a how to online that I can read to help me out? Thanks
there isn't any clearence. Should I just cut a section out to make it fit? Is there a how to online that I can read to help me out? Thanks
yeah .what kind of header? i have a dc 4 into 1 header and it rubed on the front cross memeber really bad. It would make this shitty rubbing noise and it was kinda like a jack hammer.i took a die drinder and started shaving it.little by little.just makie sure you dont cut the auctual thick part of the frame because it will weaken your whole crossmember.i just shaved the inside lip that was coming off of it and its ok now.it still kinda rubs from time to time but no big deal.
it is a ractive header...and in order for me to attatch the other half to the header i would have to cut a BIG chunk out of the crossmember ... not just the lip.. the actual thick part... I was told the header was for a b18 and got it from a friend.. he has a chikara one too... should i try that one? maybe i can get a pic of it up.. thanks
sh!t my header is dragging.it was off of a gsr and i thought i would have the right clearence,wrong.well hopefully it will all soon be gone with my friend mr t3/t4 turbo.
personally if i could go back in time i would stick with the stock exhaust manifold.trust me unless you have mods out the ass.the truth is your not going to notice any power gains.and in a lot of cases you loose power.yeah it frees up exhaust gasses and lets it flow better.but honda put the stock exhaust mani on there for a reason,because it gets the job done to the best that they wanted.aside from the fact that it is a little heavier i would just leave it on there and save your self the truble.
personally if i could go back in time i would stick with the stock exhaust manifold.trust me unless you have mods out the ass.the truth is your not going to notice any power gains.and in a lot of cases you loose power.yeah it frees up exhaust gasses and lets it flow better.but honda put the stock exhaust mani on there for a reason,because it gets the job done to the best that they wanted.aside from the fact that it is a little heavier i would just leave it on there and save your self the truble.
no,with a stock exhaust manifold it will not rub.it will not even come close.
you should be able to use the b18 manifold no problem.your down pipe is probobaly going to need to be extended if you use though because the manifold end on the b18s are about a foot shorter than the b16's
you should be able to use the b18 manifold no problem.your down pipe is probobaly going to need to be extended if you use though because the manifold end on the b18s are about a foot shorter than the b16's


