crx ls swap
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crx ls swap
hey im new to this.....
i've been racing my crx si for a while now. My engine has started to smoke not bad but bad enough... i just recived an 89 integra ls i plan to do the ls swap but the ls needs new clutch, and it needs new gaskets would it be better for me to fix the ls and sell it and use the money i get for a better engine or keep it and do the swap? also what do you need for an ls swap? mounts,ecu,????
i've been racing my crx si for a while now. My engine has started to smoke not bad but bad enough... i just recived an 89 integra ls i plan to do the ls swap but the ls needs new clutch, and it needs new gaskets would it be better for me to fix the ls and sell it and use the money i get for a better engine or keep it and do the swap? also what do you need for an ls swap? mounts,ecu,????
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Originally Posted by Kai
The '89 D16A1 is not a worthwhile swap. It requires a couple custom mounts that you'd have to make yourself.
Fix and sell the Integra.
Fix and sell the Integra.
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Originally Posted by elloko69
hey thanks for responding the ls is actually a dual overhead cam its a B-18
The B18A1 wasn't introduced until the '90 model year for all RS, LS, and GS trims.
There are three different "LS" engines. Odds are you have the wrong one.
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Originally Posted by elloko69
ill post the pictures toady but im 100% sure its a B series engine its a four door 89 ls integra
Remember, '89's have pop-up headlights. All of them.
88-89 D16A1's look similar to B18A1's from the top, however the cam angle sensor on the D16A1 is a dead giveaway.