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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Ive had to. But that's risking it arp bolts an get rods resized an your good. 8.5k all day. 40 bucks for arp rod bolts. Pretty cheap security


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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    bump how's it going now?

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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by Rendon LX-i View Post
    Ive had to. But that's risking it arp bolts an get rods resized an your good. 8.5k all day. 40 bucks for arp rod bolts. Pretty cheap security
    It's not so much the part pricing, its more having to tear down the fine engine work that honda has put into it lol. Either way, never a bad idea to put stronger parts in the internals!

    So an update: I got the proper intake manifold (Kinda). They sent me a blox manifold, but one of the bolt holes was way off. Had to drill a new hole, and track down some vacuum leaks. After that had the car tuned for a daily driver, with a little pep in the top ends. Made 130 wheel HP, and 120 TQ across the board. Not bad for just bolt on, but here is a shot of the Dyno graph.

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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    i get you man. I cant agree anymore. Looking good thou. Thats not bad, so what are your plans with this setup in the future?


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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by Rendon LX-i View Post
    i get you man. I cant agree anymore. Looking good thou. Thats not bad, so what are your plans with this setup in the future?
    Really not much, just want to get the car super clean. The interior is going to take some work, as well as some fresh parts in the brakes and suspension. Then I will start getting the outside cleaned up, and I would also like to get the AC going there as well. Just want a nice daily driver 3gee, I go fast on my motorcycle lol.
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Everything is running well so far!

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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    looking good, i like the b20 numbers that's pretty stout to the wheels. what type of dyno was it?
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by stat1K View Post
    looking good, i like the b20 numbers that's pretty stout to the wheels. what type of dyno was it?
    Thanks, and It was a dyno dynamics, supposedly reads less HP then a mustang dyno.
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Awesome.
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by Legend_master View Post
    Thanks, and It was a dyno dynamics, supposedly reads less HP then a mustang dyno.
    They nicknamed the dyno dynamics the "heartbreaker" because of how low it reads. It's more accurate, just gives lower numbers than people want to see. You'd probably be looking at between 150 and 160 on a mustang.

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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    When I dyno'ed mine. They said that there is about a 15% difference between the 2 dynos.
    nice numbers!

    You got a more street-able tune on the dyno dynamics aswell.
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by 87roach View Post
    Awesome.
    Thanks!

    Quote Originally Posted by Hondamonster View Post
    They nicknamed the dyno dynamics the "heartbreaker" because of how low it reads. It's more accurate, just gives lower numbers than people want to see. You'd probably be looking at between 150 and 160 on a mustang.
    Well at least I know the truth lol.

    Quote Originally Posted by 89T View Post
    When I dyno'ed mine. They said that there is about a 15% difference between the 2 dynos.
    nice numbers!

    You got a more street-able tune on the dyno dynamics aswell.
    Got 28.8 miles per gallon on the first tank!
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    b20/vtec. i want.
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by Legend_master View Post
    Thanks!



    Well at least I know the truth lol.



    Got 28.8 miles per gallon on the first tank!
    Not bad at all! time to make more power.
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Dam legend , you make these swaps look like there nothing to do.

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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by gp02a0083 View Post
    Dam legend , you make these swaps look like there nothing to do.
    cause they are.. now that he's already got everything set up for these B's


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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    For power, I'd love to do a b20b one day, but at the same time I love having a carb'd A series just for the "wft?!" factor I get at shows and stuff.

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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by gfrg88 View Post
    cause they are.. now that he's already got everything set up for these B's


    I want a sedan with a B

    if i was really confident in doing the swap and it ending up as a highly dependable daily driver i'd consider doing it. As it is doing the obd-0 to obd-1 has me concerned enough that im not doing it.

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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by gp02a0083 View Post
    if i was really confident in doing the swap and it ending up as a highly dependable daily driver i'd consider doing it. As it is doing the obd-0 to obd-1 has me concerned enough that im not doing it.
    All of my obd-1 conversion was all plug and play

    I also drive mine to and from work every day. Also drive it every other weekend about 200 miles to visit parents.
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    how hard was it to wire up the motor going LS here lmk homie

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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    Quote Originally Posted by gfrg88 View Post
    b20/vtec. i want.
    No vtec for me this time around lol.

    Quote Originally Posted by 89T View Post
    Not bad at all! time to make more power.
    I think I will stick with this setup for now .

    Quote Originally Posted by gp02a0083 View Post
    Dam legend , you make these swaps look like there nothing to do.
    After the 3rd time it is lol. Really tho, if you have all the parts it is simple.

    Quote Originally Posted by Hondamonster View Post
    For power, I'd love to do a b20b one day, but at the same time I love having a carb'd A series just for the "wft?!" factor I get at shows and stuff.
    The a20 are nostalgic, if I had money I would own both.

    Quote Originally Posted by wprocomp View Post
    how hard was it to wire up the motor going LS here lmk homie
    Just used my ls-vtec wiring, and did not use the vtec stuff. Was simple after already having the harness made.
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    Re: B-swap reborn!

    i really need to talk to you about the b18 swap i have a 1989 lxi and i have a 1993 teg with the b18 i would like to know how to swap the b18 into my 3g contact me at 706 955 8860 home or 762 215 1646

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    Quote Originally Posted by rushell View Post
    i really need to talk to you about the b18 swap i have a 1989 lxi and i have a 1993 teg with the b18 i would like to know how to swap the b18 into my 3g contact me at 706 955 8860 home or 762 215 1646
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