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From: Baltimore, Md
Originally posted by crxrocks
Not true in this case. The LS tb will fit on the d16 intake manifold. Your best bet is to just buy one and see what needs to be done. There will be some modification required, but since I haven't done it, I can't tell you word for word.
Chris
Not true in this case. The LS tb will fit on the d16 intake manifold. Your best bet is to just buy one and see what needs to be done. There will be some modification required, but since I haven't done it, I can't tell you word for word.
Chris
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From: rice world
i have another question u know the crx sir over japan brings a b16a will the mounts that hold that motor in fit in our cars if you use them? i mean i think they would bolt right up to any bseries motor correct? im just thinking of a way around buying aftermarket motor mounts for a b series swap.
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From: Richmond, VA
Originally posted by RiceBoysDream
i have another question u know the crx sir over japan brings a b16a will the mounts that hold that motor in fit in our cars if you use them? i mean i think they would bolt right up to any bseries motor correct? im just thinking of a way around buying aftermarket motor mounts for a b series swap.
i have another question u know the crx sir over japan brings a b16a will the mounts that hold that motor in fit in our cars if you use them? i mean i think they would bolt right up to any bseries motor correct? im just thinking of a way around buying aftermarket motor mounts for a b series swap.
In short, no. Hate to say it, but you have to use aftermarket mounts for the quickest, easiest, and cheapest installation.
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From: Twin Cities
Originally posted by Kai
Sure, assuming you have an entire SiR front clip, a welding machine, fabrication skills, and a LOT of free time on your hands. In short, no. Hate to say it, but you have to use aftermarket mounts for the quickest, easiest, and cheapest installation.
Sure, assuming you have an entire SiR front clip, a welding machine, fabrication skills, and a LOT of free time on your hands.
In short, no. Hate to say it, but you have to use aftermarket mounts for the quickest, easiest, and cheapest installation.
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From: Richmond, VA
Originally posted by Bakeoff
If you're using the b16a from a crx sir, then it will bolt right in, but you will need the mounts that come with that engine.
If you're using the b16a from a crx sir, then it will bolt right in, but you will need the mounts that come with that engine.