1994 accord into 1991 integra ? Yes or no
Apathy Kills
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Anything is feasible given enough money... but from a practical and performance standpoint, it isn't worth your time or money.
The F22* SOHC inline-4 has little advantage over the B18A1 engine you have now.
Lastly, welcome to the board. :cheers:
The F22* SOHC inline-4 has little advantage over the B18A1 engine you have now.
Lastly, welcome to the board. :cheers:
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I missed Sean
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yeah, you'd need the same hardware as you'd need with an h-series swap... the only advantage to this would be if the accord was shot body wise (not drivable) and the integra's engine was completely gone.
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Originally Posted by g290ls
i would personally say go with a b16a1 lil bit more power and easy solution if you dont want to go the costly ls/convo...welcome to han
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Since the OP hasn't showed in all this time, this thread is getting moved to where it belongs. Off to the Hybrid forum.
And on the suggestion of a B16... I have to vote no.
It makes a lovely tune... but the torque deficit is simply too great IMO.
And on the suggestion of a B16... I have to vote no.
It makes a lovely tune... but the torque deficit is simply too great IMO.
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