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    b20a lean

    My car now has that b20a lean that some people get when swapping in their b20as, where the side of the engine sits lower, like this:

    (cheers bullard for the pic )

    I think it has only just recently happened cause last week, or the week before, i never noticed it.. anyways, I thought the side of the motor just some how fallen, but I don't see how that could happen.. then i started to think maybe the middle of the motor has been pushed up?? cause my tow hook does often hit the road, and some times violently when driving out of drive ways/flying over speed bumps/bumpy roads, could all that be damaging/pushing the crossmember upwards causing the motor to sit like that? if not, what else could it be? engine mounts are all in good condition too



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    Re: b20a lean

    Check the bolts in the front mount to block

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    Re: b20a lean

    Oh, the famous B20A lean

    I did have this too but I solved the problem when I made my front custom mount. If you ever find out what's the problem, let us know!

    At least you have OEM B20A cars laying around for you to compare.

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    Re: b20a lean

    well, i guess the middle of the motor did 'rise' up, see:



    the hole from the dizzy cap was always there, but not the wear from the dizzy mount
    Last edited by A18A; 04-21-2011 at 11:56 PM. Reason: lolfail

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    Re: b20a lean

    lol failure mattttt

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    Re: b20a lean

    what a rough prick!
    poor we accord.
    civs and teggies are for beating on

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    Re: b20a lean

    yeah poor car doesn't get treated all that great

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    Re: b20a lean

    have you tried loosening the left mount, then loosening the others then setting the motor back up and retighten... there is a procedure in the factory manual for setting the motor to least vibrations etc...

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