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    Talking Just thought I'd show my B16 manifold...

    Just wanted to show some people who were thinking about doing the b16 intake manifold swap.... :cool2:



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    nice, it looks like your doing some tranny work too.
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    Yeah, converted the car to a manual as well...... Yo Sean, those O2 sensors you put in are still going strong....

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    looks good!
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    ANNNND how is the performance gain?

    i have one just sitting around. im wondering if its worth my time to put it on the car though

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    Quote Originally Posted by joker2
    Yeah, converted the car to a manual as well...... Yo Sean, those O2 sensors you put in are still going strong....

    reemeber when i told you that $70 for a pair of good heated o2 sensors was a good investment. se see see. lol. i put those in like 4 yrs ago didnt i. !! WOW could be closer to five almost time to change them out. bosch 12375 jic you wondering
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    LOL...... Yeah, I remember I was like "70 dollars for some O2 sensors, Damn!!!".... But look at them now, still going strong and I bought a back-up pair not too long ago but have not had to use them because these haven't failed yet..... As far as performance for the mani, I haven't taken the car out of the garage yet because I'm still tuning the engine but I will tell you this, the engine sounds strong as hell!!! I've been taken care of all the little things that go into the manual tranny swap like making sure that the key comes out of the ignition and hooking the reverse lights up.... But as soon as it hits the streets, should be this weekend, I'll let you know how it feels... :cool2:

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    please give me the full report. i have the manifold just sitting on my shelf awaiting the mods if it will work. but im tempted to just buy an aftermarket b series manifold and make it fit, just so i get better power, but if this works WELL, then maybe i dont need to.

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    holy crap. i have been waiting for this pictures. I expect how to very soon from Joker2, right?
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    wow, thats pretty nice! looks like you knew what you were doing. must have had some time on your hands. hope you have some fun with you new shit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobafett
    please give me the full report. i have the manifold just sitting on my shelf awaiting the mods if it will work. but im tempted to just buy an aftermarket b series manifold and make it fit, just so i get better power, but if this works WELL, then maybe i dont need to.
    That is what I would rather do, having straight runners and then getting a bigger TB with it. It is all going on my spare engine.
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    I am assuming you did the work yourself to make it fit?
    How difficult is the custom work?

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    Yeah, all the work was done by me in my garage..... As for tools, make sure you have some type of Dremel, a drill with some nice torque and some nice drill bits that can cut into stainless steel.... I know the mani. is aluminum but if you get bits that cut into steel it will cut your work time down a lot... Don't worry bobafett, I got you covered on this..... I remember when you were really interested in this mod also but time was a killa for you..... It's no problem to do a write up on this so as soon as I take her out this weekend I can get started on that.... But I will tell you this, it is time consuming..... Most of your time will come from making sure that the nuts have enough clearance so you can tighten the mani. down....

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    great, i think this how to would be great addition to our forum.
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    I'm interested in the process that went into drilling the holes. I would probably put some graphite on the 4 bolt holes on the head that the intake doesn't have, match the intake up to it, take the intake off, and use the graphite marks to tell me where to drill. I have no idea how to get it ridiculously accurate though. How did any of you do it? The drilling will be fast for us at the shop but I'm trying to figure out, like I said, how to make the holes line up.

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    You use a A20 intake gasket and it will help you to know where to drill the holes and port match the manifold.
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    d'oh (why on earth didn't I think of that? haha)

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    yea it is pretty simplie, but very esay to over look.
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    Yeah, I just used the A20 gasket and laid it on the manifold to mark my new holes.... Basically you'll end up cutting the original top holes off so the mani. can lay flush against the head.... Justin (TurboAccord) has a nice pic of what I'm talking about when he fit a STR mani. to his engine..... That's my next project also... :cool2:

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    Hmmmm I see that this disabled the EGR valve (there is none)

    Might be problematic for smog tests.... I'm sure there is a way to weld the EGR part of the A20A manifold on the B16A manifold

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    im assuming there is some re-wireing involved for the plugs on harness?? Im gonna have to do this to my 'spare' motor.
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    If anyone is interested in doing this, I have a B16 manifold I'm willing to sell/trade. I'll throw in an A20 manifold gasket too.
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    i'll trade you a stock a20 intake for it.......
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    i don't understand how did you disable the EGR valve? don't you get a code?
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    That's what I thought would happen once I disabled it but so far so good, no code..... Now I'm not saying that once I get it on the open road the ECU won't notice that it's not there but I've been reving the engine a lot and she hasn't thrown one..... Carot, you probably could weld one on to this manifold but there isn't that much room to play with..... Actually K-MOD gave me the reassurance of not running the EGR because he's been running his engines without them for a while now and he said it doesn't effect his performance in anyway......

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