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Old Jan 27, 2008 | 11:55 AM
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I understand that doing a mini-me is worth while (or to an extent) as long as you get the ecu to trigger it correct? Now if I'm going to do this (which it seems worth while to me at least at the moment) I understand a D16A6 cam would also be a good idea, not sure where I got that from but I'm going with it for the moment. Also changing to the mpfi is supposed to also be worth doing. I'll deff be changing from 4speed standard to 5 speed standard.

Haven't a slight clue about any imports but I'm sure as hell going to learn




side note: anyone know where to get a oil pan cheap?

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Old Jan 28, 2008 | 06:39 PM
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Okay you've got alot to learn.

1. The d16A6 cam is non-vtec and won't work for a mini-me.
2. The mpfi swap is a great starting point and so is the swap on the tranny.
3. You can find D series oil pan in the parts classified section.

Good luck and happy learning. Welcome to the board.
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Old Jan 29, 2008 | 05:12 AM
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Originally Posted by 941crx
I understand that doing a mini-me is worth while (or to an extent) as long as you get the ecu to trigger it correct? Now if I'm going to do this (which it seems worth while to me at least at the moment) I understand a D16A6 cam would also be a good idea, not sure where I got that from but I'm going with it for the moment. Also changing to the mpfi is supposed to also be worth doing. I'll deff be changing from 4speed standard to 5 speed standard.

Haven't a slight clue about any imports but I'm sure as hell going to learn




side note: anyone know where to get a oil pan cheap?
were u at i have lots of parts 4 a d sires
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Old Feb 4, 2008 | 09:54 AM
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I have tons of d-series parts as well. & i have an oil pan
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Old Feb 4, 2008 | 10:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Chris_Baker86
I have tons of d-series parts as well. & i have an oil pan
well i have 2 oil pans lol
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Old Feb 18, 2008 | 03:23 PM
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I'm in SWFL I was also told a zc dohc engine would be a good base engine also.

I've also been told my throttle body is about done in so now thats on my list of have to gets with a oil pan that isn't quick-steeled together.

More or less I'm trying to get away from the 70 something HP that it is now and get it close to 200 (which is why I was also thinking of that zc engine however I'm still trying to find reliable source to tell me if it's vtec equipped or not) I figure with a crx that shouldn't be bad.
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Old Feb 18, 2008 | 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by 941crx
I'm in SWFL I was also told a zc dohc engine would be a good base engine also.

I've also been told my throttle body is about done in so now thats on my list of have to gets with a oil pan that isn't quick-steeled together.

More or less I'm trying to get away from the 70 something HP that it is now and get it close to 200 (which is why I was also thinking of that zc engine however I'm still trying to find reliable source to tell me if it's vtec equipped or not) I figure with a crx that shouldn't be bad.
zc is non vtec
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Old Feb 19, 2008 | 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by 941crx
I'm in SWFL I was also told a zc dohc engine would be a good base engine also.

I've also been told my throttle body is about done in so now thats on my list of have to gets with a oil pan that isn't quick-steeled together.

More or less I'm trying to get away from the 70 something HP that it is now and get it close to 200 (which is why I was also thinking of that zc engine however I'm still trying to find reliable source to tell me if it's vtec equipped or not) I figure with a crx that shouldn't be bad.
i have a mini me setup currently, and ive got a few add ons- dc 4-1 headers, and a lightened flywheel and gripforce clutch....


so, when i was repairing my car over nov and dec, i was asking various questions and got some flat responces that i thought at the time were rude...


you say you want to get away from 70hp and get near 200hp. ok with that goal in mind let me tell you (from personal experience), it seems you dont have an EX already and you will have to do a bit of work to get your desired mini swap going on.... BUT i would advise you (now that ive got mine going well for a bit) that if you want 200hp you will never come close to that unless you plan on eventually adding a turbo, but better than that (since you are at this stage) you should upGrade to any of the Dual overhead cam honda engines out there. THE B SERIES!!!

since you got a crx, you might just go with a non Vtech B series from an integra or a b16 from a civic SI, the b16 from what ive seen lately should give you about 160hp initially! twice as much as 70hp you got now!

if you spend all this money on trying to make a mini me you arent goin to get much more than 100ish im pretty sure, and you are eventually goin to realize that the power you want is way more reliably and affordably had with a B series engine.


so please consider this in your search for more hp. especially if you want 200 hp... and for that consider the Civic Type-R B16B engine at 190 hp or the integra type-r b18c(r)


look online for import engine retailers!! they have them with trannys and ecu's all in one package!!
here's an example: (not that i know anything about this retailer)
http://www.jsamotors.com/catalog_pro...px?prod_id=739
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Old Feb 20, 2008 | 01:56 PM
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I've got a deal setup for a B18B, 5speed standard ecu etc everything needed for a swap and I understand that I can be fit in there with a little bit of patiance so I think that's what I'm going to do I've done some reading on it and those have about 175-180HP stock so that should be good for me I'll let you all know what happens, thanks for the info and recommendations so far!.
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Old Feb 20, 2008 | 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by 941crx
I've got a deal setup for a B18B, 5speed standard ecu etc everything needed for a swap and I understand that I can be fit in there with a little bit of patiance so I think that's what I'm going to do I've done some reading on it and those have about 175-180HP stock so that should be good for me I'll let you all know what happens, thanks for the info and recommendations so far!.
b18b is a ls from a integra and have
B18B1
  • Non-VTEC
  • Found in:
    • 1994-2001 Acura Integra "RS/LS/GS" (DC2
      • Displacement: 1834 cc
      • Compression: 9.2:1
      • Bore: 81 mm (3.2 in)
      • Stroke: 89 mm (3.5 in)
      • Power:
        • 142 hp (106 kW) @ 6300 rpm & 127 ft·lbf (172 N·m) @ 5200 rpm
      • Transmission: Y80/S80
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