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Lick my nuts.
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Texas
Age: 18
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Ride: '90 Accord DX, '93 Civic JDM D15B
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But when you could double or even triple your horsepower it sounds worth it to me
. D-series motors stock can handle about 250 whp max with a perfect tune but if you beef up the internals they have a potential of over 400 whp. I'm keeping mine stock and only boosting to 200 whp. But hell that's waaaay in the future after I fix up the rest of it. I got a cracked windshield, interior work to be done, need a new hood (hate the ricer ass type R hood it came with), gotta get the a/c system and engine cooling systems fixed, my radio installed, some small dents removed and painted over, and of course my engine swap first. |
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Oh damn, I'm doing the engine swap soon have the money for it right now, buying some rota slipstreams an low profile tires next month. Then the turbo which i can have by mid Feb. An my car will be almost complete. Interior is great, and at my work i can paint it for like $50 any color i want. Feb, i'm going to do a brake kit conversion so i have rear discs also. My car will be complete by the end of February. It'll be nice.
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you can just take the slave cyl. off by unbloting it from the tranny and leave the line on so when you do swap the D15B you just rebolt the slave cyl. up and no need for bleeding. theres a site called homemadeturbo.com
its a good site to peace a turbo kit together. ive swap from a D15B7 to a D15B to now my B18C. The only problem i had was that the D15B didnt come with a spot to put the EGR Valve that was the only problem. oh and the D15B7 intake mani wont work ive already tried, a 92-95 SI will work or you can find another vacume sorce. Last edited by EJ1B18C; 12-03-2007 at 12:36 AM. |
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Lick my nuts.
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Texas
Age: 18
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Ride: '90 Accord DX, '93 Civic JDM D15B
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Why did you try the b7 IM? The ones from hmotorsonline include the complete longblock and I'm adding the transmission and ecu to it. Thanks for the info on the slave cylinder I think bleeding it would have sucked ass.
Redcivicsi when you order your swap are you getting the transmission with it? If you are make sure you ask them for an LSD tranny some d15b's came with LSD. |
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Lick my nuts.
Join Date: Apr 2007
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Ride: '90 Accord DX, '93 Civic JDM D15B
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d15b7 = the shitty stock engine that 92-95 5th gen dx's and lx's like my sedan came with.
JDM D15B Vtec = the best d-series engine you can buy ![]() |
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I haven't decided yet....Because i'm only gonna have this set up for about 4 months tops... then i'm going with the b18c1 engine an gsr tranny also...so idk. cause my tranny right now is fine and can't i always just buy the lsd differental whenever?
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Lick my nuts.
Join Date: Apr 2007
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Ride: '90 Accord DX, '93 Civic JDM D15B
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Your name says your car's a dx so you might want to buy the ex or si tranny. Dx gearing sucks and when you shift you'll fall out of vtec. If you're not getting the tranny to go with it I'd suggest you don't get the ecu either because you won't stay in vtec when changing gears so you may as well keep your d15b7's ecu and not use vtec. That'd save you $350 right there for your b18 swap since you can't fully enjoy the d15b anyway (or any vtec motor) with dx gearing. An EX or SI (or original d15b LSD tranny) would do fine if you want vtec.
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ohhhh well like 5 people on here have told me my tranny i have right now would be fine because they're both dseries and it's not like i'm getting some huge engine an little tranny. but yes i'll probably get the tranny also, it's only like what $200 more for the tranny too?
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Lick my nuts.
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Ride: '90 Accord DX, '93 Civic JDM D15B
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Yea don't get me wrong your tranny is fine it WILL bolt up directly and work fine. The only thing is if you're racing around at WOT vtec is supposed to be engaged the whole time. With the dx tranny, when you shift gears, you'll fall below vtec (4500 rpm i believe).
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vtec is suppose to be engaged the whole time???? I thought it's only engaged in the higher rpm's... but yes i'll probably get the tranny also. how easy is it to swap a tranny??? an like connecting the clutch stuff to it...im getting that haynes manual also.
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Lick my nuts.
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Haha yea you might want to get the Haynes manual. And NO vtec's not engaged the whole time. I said driving around at WOT - wide open throttle aka pedal to the floor rpms up high. That's when vtec is engaged when you hit 4500 rpms and up. So what I'm saying is when you do drive at WOT with a dx transmission, and you shift gears, the rpms will drop too low and disengage vtec so it will suck ass. But with an ex/si/original d15b lsd tranny, the rpms won't drop below 4500 so you'll be in vtec the whole time you're at WOT.
Putting the your clutch on the new engine is simple it bolts right up the same way you take it off your old one. Putting on the transmission bolts onto the clutch. I thought you worked in a shop?? EDIT: by the way, now is a great time to get a new clutch since you will have the engine out of the vehicle already Last edited by 93civicracer; 12-03-2007 at 01:29 AM. |
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i just got a new clutch in it. i'm probably gonna keep this one until i get the b18, it's a good clutch. stage 2. i do work in a shop, an i was mostly just asking about like the bleeding stuff... but i think i have it figured out. the shop i work at, 90% of the cars are exotic, ferrari, mercedes, lambo, stuff like that. I detail everything, i'm trained to paint any cars, an i do some engine stuff on honda's an domestic types of cars. i haven't swapped anything all by myself yet. so it's a little different then doing it when somebody tells ya what to do an helps you. but i think i got this all down. an for sure i'm gonna get that tranny also. so you an I will have the same set up!!! nice
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Lick my nuts.
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Ride: '90 Accord DX, '93 Civic JDM D15B
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Cept I got a short ram intake and well I'm almost ashamed to say it...but yes my ride has a fart can on it with a glasspack so it sounds like a catback and not farting or rattling. Lol sounds great actually just like a catback but it's still a fake.
Also remember you'll have to reuse your d15b7 exhaust manifold because the d15b vtec comes with a 2 piece that won't bolt up to the catalytic converter. Here's a helpful link: JDM d15b install into 94 sedan (w/ d15b7) - D-series.org |
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I have 2 1/4 inch catback exhaust with the 4 1/2inch jdm muffler. It's really deep i like it, and i have cold air intake. When i get the new engine i'll buy a new header an i'm thinking about just deleting the caty idk...or getting a highflow one. I'm gonna get a skunk 2 short shifter probably this week or next week also.
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Lick my nuts.
Join Date: Apr 2007
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Ride: '90 Accord DX, '93 Civic JDM D15B
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JUST got my debit card in the mail today and I'm placing my order in 30 minutes
![]() ![]() ![]() !By the way the short shifter is a good idea I gots one. Shit I had loads of fun driving my civic even with the d15b7 nonvtec 100 hp crap. Plus I learned how to drive standard in that car got it down in 2 hours I was shifting like an automatic with no tach either |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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That sounds like a really dumb idea to me...just put your money towards the motor you ultimately want, and that way you can have it that much quicker. Four months isn't that long at all... And no, you can't use headers with a turbo, at least not the kind of headers you're thinking of... EDIT: I just remembered that this guy is temporarily banned from posting, lol... oh well, it'll be here for you when your vacation is over buddy... __________________
If you find something I say helpful, please send some rep my way! Also, DO NOT PM me with tech questions! Use the forums so we can all benefit from the answers. I will NOT respond to tech-related PMs... PSN Network ID: BrutalB83
Last edited by BrutalB83; 12-09-2007 at 03:01 AM. |
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scottie fizzle
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: hobart, indiana
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i got my d15b for $100 bucks!! spent 1200 on the whole ef hatch rebuild. vtec + boost = weee!!!!
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