Looking for a swap?
#1
Looking for a swap?
Hey guys, i just got my swap a couple of weeks back, and it's in IMMACULATE condition. No knocks, noises, codes, NOTHING. If anyone needs a swap, I would highly recommend hmotorsonline. They have great service there, and have a great rep, and of course, great engines. Check out the b16 I got from them:
Hasport mounts on that sucker! They may be a little pricey, but they're damn near unbreakable! If anyone needs help with the swap, pm me.
Hasport mounts on that sucker! They may be a little pricey, but they're damn near unbreakable! If anyone needs help with the swap, pm me.
#4
I'm looking for a swap, and I am debating between a first gen B16 or an ODB0 B18.
I want to do an ls/vtec in my 1990 CRX but I don't want to have to convert it to hydro clutch and OBD1. :[
Can't find anyone with the right generation B18 though.
I want to do an ls/vtec in my 1990 CRX but I don't want to have to convert it to hydro clutch and OBD1. :[
Can't find anyone with the right generation B18 though.
#6
Originally Posted by Exempt
You can buy a B18 engine, and slap on a cable B16 tranny... Wont have to convert... I personally would go with the B18... But either is a nice swap...
I am trying to do a LS/VTEC swap, with as little extra cost (aside from buying new parts) as possible.
#7
Tho im not too familiar with the setup personally... I dont see why youd need to go OBD1, since there is an OBD0 ECU that has VTEC (PR4 or PW0), you should be able to use that instead of converting... I think the only reason why you have to go OBD1 with a D series VTEC engine is because there is no compatible OBD0 ECU...
#8
Originally Posted by gingas
How much did you pay for the whole swap? Also, whats your redline & hows your clutch & tranny. Your valve cover looks good not faded all black. You dont have lsd do you?
The engine came in fantastic condition. No knocks, no stalling, no broken sensors, not even that infamous "ticking" problem that these engines are prone to having. Also, no my transmission is not lsd. I didn't have money for it at the time, although down the road i'm prolly gonna hit Steve up for one.
#9
Originally Posted by shady visions
What about the OBD0 to OBD1? Would I have to do that? Even so, would it be necessary?
I am trying to do a LS/VTEC swap, with as little extra cost (aside from buying new parts) as possible.
I am trying to do a LS/VTEC swap, with as little extra cost (aside from buying new parts) as possible.
Oh yeah, my redline was 7.2k, because vtec wasn't functioning. Now with everything working great, I can take it all the way to 8.2k! Thanks for the props exempt!
#10
Originally Posted by RevengeCRX
If you buy a b18 block from a 90-93 integra ls, and head from a 1st gen b16, you won't need to run obd1, you can stick with obd0. It all depends on what year you get the head from, because the distributor determines the obd you'll have to run. Personally, unless you're really good with engines, I wouldn't do an ls/vtec swap. I ran into the same debate before I made my decision. I did TONS of research, and found that ls/vtec swaps aren't the most cost effective/reliable swaps out there, and i'm assuming that's what you're looking for.
Oh yeah, my redline was 7.2k, because vtec wasn't functioning. Now with everything working great, I can take it all the way to 8.2k! Thanks for the props exempt!
Oh yeah, my redline was 7.2k, because vtec wasn't functioning. Now with everything working great, I can take it all the way to 8.2k! Thanks for the props exempt!
And cost effecient isn't exactly what I am worried about. I think it might cost about the same, if not a little less to do an OBD0 ls/vtec. I'm trying to get more torque out of the engine.