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yeah $2,200 is a little pricey for an ls swap, but it's from a good reliable site. not to mention it's the only site ...

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04-02-2005, 11:58 PM   #11
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yeah $2,200 is a little pricey for an ls swap, but it's from a good reliable site. not to mention it's the only site i've seen that sells the entire swap with a 5 speed tranny...the rest are motor only.

i don't wanna spend the money for ls/vtec or crvtec right now, but i could get it done a ways down the road. i'll probably just leave it non-vtec and boost it though.
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b20 with an itr trans sounds like a good idea to me. maybe the next honda i get, if i get another will have that setup
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it sounds good to me too, but i still need to know this.
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Originally posted by Bryan_M@Apr 2 2005, 06:40 PM
what all besides the engine and a B series tranny would i need? what kinda shift linkage, ecu, axles, etc. would i need?
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You can use any B series hydro trans, LS, GS, GSR, SI, ITR. whatever motor you get get the same ECU with the motor, so if you get a GSR get a p72. And you need 94+ GSR axles with half shaft. and get a dual bend shift linkage.
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if i did go b20 i would definitely get either a gsr or itr tranny with an lsd. i wouldn't use the b20 ecu would i?
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Originally posted by NstyGrnHatch@Apr 2 2005, 07:47 PM
You can use any B series hydro trans, LS, GS, GSR, SI, ITR. whatever motor you get get the same ECU with the motor, so if you get a GSR get a p72. And you need 94+ GSR axles with half shaft. and get a dual bend shift linkage.
He should be able to use any Bseries axles. Make sure if you have ABS that they have the ABS ring on the axles.
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Originally posted by Bryan_M@Apr 2 2005, 07:50 PM
if i did go b20 i would definitely get either a gsr or itr tranny with an lsd. i wouldn't use the b20 ecu would i?
With a B20 you would use an LS ECU, LS intake manifold, and the Bseries hydro tranny of your choice.
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He should be able to use any Bseries axles.* Make sure if you have ABS that they have the ABS ring on the axles.
so all B-series axles are the same?

if all i need for a B20 swap is the engine, B-series tranny, ls ecu, ls intake manifold, and B-series axles i'll definitely go for it. looks like the only hard part is gonna be to find a B20z.
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You can use any B series hydro trans, LS, GS, GSR, SI, ITR. whatever motor you get get the same ECU with the motor, so if you get a GSR get a p72. And you need 94+ GSR axles with half shaft. and get a dual bend shift linkage.
He should be able to use any Bseries axles. Make sure if you have ABS that they have the ABS ring on the axles.[/b]
you sure about this? cause my GSR intermediate shaft and my B16 intermediate shaft are way different in length and how they plug into the shaft.
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Well I know people who have switched from a B16 in an SI to a GSR/LSVTEC/ETC and reused their B16 axles.
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