Engine Swap, '94 Civic Breeze (Carburettor)

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Hedgehead

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Hi all, I've just signed up and am unsure if this is the right place to post my question, so forgive me if it isnt....

But I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions or advice on a swap that im planning on my civic.

Basically it's a '94 Civic Hatch Breeze (1.5L Carburettor).

In browsing the forums I've found the following useful info:

if you have a 92-95 civic:
easiest swaps- b16 SiR2, 94-95 b18-b/c/c1/c5, b16a3
harder swaps- b16a2, 96-01 b18-b/c/c1/c5
difficult swaps- b16a Sir1, b18a, h22, f22

I understand all civics (within that year model) allow for an easy swap (i.e. bolt in) with the B16A SiR2 and the B18C / B18C1 / B18C5 and some others...

I'm after an easy swap (as this will be my first).

I understand I'll need a fuel pump from another Integra or something similar as my Carbi doesn't have one at the moment + a kit containing engine ecu clutch etc...

As the for OBD requirements I've been reading about.. my car is Carbi, so I'm guessing it doesnt have a computer? Would this complicate things and is this conversion possible?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time.

B16A2 Is preferable as it is cheaper and I've found a couple of JDM kits online with almost everything I need for around the 2.3k mark... Overall I'm budgetting around 3.4k (not including labour as I'll do it myself with a couple of experienced mates).
 
i have a 92 eg civic sedan with the same 1.5L carby engine... i was wondering what the engine model was i.e. B18a, D15Y8 etc etc and if possible what is the standard power figure

any help will be much apreciated
 
If it's a 1.5 liter than it's a D15. Look it up on Wikipedia for the specifics.

Also, don't bring back dead threads. Just start a new one instead...
 
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