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[[d a n n y]]
10-11-2003, 11:55 PM
has any1 tranplated a b18c in a civic b4?
can u tell me the details if u had?
TODA AU
11-11-2003, 06:29 AM
Have done, yes...
Quite straight forward...
EK4 is the easiest...
Pasenger side engine mount.
The half that attaches to the block is the only important E/M difference...
With EG's you're better off with a front cut...
what about ITR front cut into an EG civic?
i know it's not that hard to put a b16 into the eg civic
would the b18c be something similar?
wynode
11-11-2003, 10:01 AM
OB on these forums has a B18C in his EG Vti.
ah789454
11-11-2003, 11:22 AM
to get a better understanding of the b16a and b18c. the difference size wise is that the b18c is 7mm taller than the b16a
what about ITR front cut into an EG civic?
yes they will fit , just swap the engine mounts , use iTR shift linkage , iTR driveshaft , etc
it doesnt need engine mounts fabrication like if u gonna drop in h22a into an EG civic.
do some research from www.honda-tech.com
bennjamin
11-11-2003, 02:00 PM
get back to work Yonas :P
yes they will fit , just swap the engine mounts , use iTR shift linkage , iTR driveshaft , etc
it doesnt need engine mounts fabrication like if u gonna drop in h22a into an EG civic.
do some research from www.honda-tech.com
same deal as the b18c outta the vti-r..... but for u danny.. more involved coz ure breeze is carby and your rear brakes are drums.. cost me $7000 for the full conversion into my si, for u may be closer to $10000, EFi fuel tank.. rear brakes.. are just a few of the additional conversion bits you'll need for the conversion..!!
[[d a n n y]]
11-11-2003, 05:50 PM
hahaha stuff that anywayz ob u got a civic manual ?
the workshop 1's?
no i dont.. yeah the prices can get a bit steep..!! :?
[[d a n n y]]
13-11-2003, 02:16 PM
then how did ya do urs?
can u gib me tips for the EG breeze conversion ?
PM ME PLz
for the b16a
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