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    Vti-R engine conversion question?

    hey a very noob question.. just i cbf searching for the answer on the forums cos i know theres so much on here spent 2 hours already on the search button -__-

    atm got a 97 integra vti-r with these mods

    ?buddyclub short shift
    ?Fujitsubo Powergetter cat-back
    ?5-Zigen headers
    ?Magnaflow high-flow cat
    ?Apexi intake
    ?Exedy heavy duty clutch
    ?Spoon lightened flywheel
    ?Summit lightened crank shaft pulley
    ?Cusco strut bar
    ?Coilovers

    Wanting to change engine to B18C7 1.8L DOHC VTEC ( the dc2 type-r engine)
    - wondering how much all up for parts + labour ?
    - and do i have to change any of current mods to suit the new engine?
    - and how much power would it put out?
    - where to go about to do it? (i live in melbourne)
    - and any negatives or ideas on this?
    Last edited by _paybk; 30-04-2008 at 03:29 PM.

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    don't know if u'd want to put a b18 into a prelude, you're h22 would be making more torque to accomodate for the heavyness of the car already, i can't see a lower displacement engine making the car any faster. Have you thought about maybe forced induction or even a v6 engine swap?

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    hey, nah i drive a 97 integra vti-r.

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    It's still gonna be slower than a typeR because you're heavier..
    Do you just want more kw?Why not go 2.0L or turbo?

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    what you mean by 2.0 wat engine is that?? and cant drive turbo cos still on p's haha.

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    oh shit sorry i read prelude must be having a dud moment

    oh btw by 2.0 he means b20 or k20

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    B20.You can use the 2.0l block with vtec head... B20 is from the honda crv.
    Do some more reading on here mate,plenty on info.

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    k20a or b20block on your b18 head etc.
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    K20 swap more $$ than the whole car.May as well buy an evo then.

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    and how much would either of these cost?? and when u do engine conversions can u use the same mods u already have like do u neeed to change anything?

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    no point upgrading the engine for slight power gains when its going to cost alot of $$ to source the parts and labour to do it.

    by 2.0L, you could either use a b20 block or stroke out your 1.8L to a 2.0L. but ive heard you can go as far as a 2.2L . this will give you heaps of power/torque and the engine will still be stamped as a b18.

    workshop wise theres a few in the south east, personally i goto revzone in ringwood.

    also next time do your search, cos if you keep asking the same questions that have been covered over and over again, nobody will aswer cos we all cbf

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    Quote Originally Posted by Limo View Post
    also next time do your search, cos if you keep asking the same questions that have been covered over and over again, nobody will aswer cos we all cbf
    Too right!!
    Cant help someone who cbf'd helping themselves!
    Tom says: "Now remember kids, offsets are like women... they are best in their teens."

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