Does this VTEC engine fit our Vehicles?

[r3n3]

I think this is pretty cheap. It's interesting they don't mention mileage.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-A...Q5fAccessories

[JoshM]

No link/picture.

[r3n3]

try it again

[King James]

Yes it will....its essentially a de-stroked h22......so it will bolt right in

if it doesnt mention mileage or anything like that I woultnt take the chance.....if something seems too good to be true it generally is

[JoshM]

Yes, it'll fit.

[MikeW]

It is possible, yes. Requires alot of wiring as its an OBD-II motor and were are OBD-I.

See; AlmostJDM.

[r3n3]

Alot of wiring sucks.. That's why I like our CB7.

[r3n3]

I've been reading info on VTEC engines, the swap guide and requirements etc... and want to start setting a goal for a swap in the future.

[GenDBlade]

do it

[MikeW]

This might be a noob question, but if the engine is OBD-II, and you got the tranny that came out of that car, also OBD-II and the ECU/TCU were both OBD-II....would wiring really be that hard? You essentially just be swapping everything to this car, parts AND wires.

[ibr_adam09]

cant u use the f22 harness anyways, just wire the vtec up, and i beleive you dont have to use the obd2 computer , isnt there a swap guide for this ?!

[r3n3]

There is a swap guide but I believe they are not for this engine model. This engine is like for the next generation of Honda's. That's why I was wondering if it would work for our vehicles. I'm not buying it, I'm just gathering ideas/info.

Thanks!!!

[r3n3]

Yes it will....its essentially a de-stroked h22......so it will bolt right in

if it doesnt mention mileage or anything like that I woultnt take the chance.....if something seems too good to be true it generally is

Hey You watching the playoffs? GO CAVS !!!! James is annihilating everyone. I hope he keeps doing this.

[almostJDM]

cant u use the f22 harness anyways, just wire the vtec up, and i beleive you dont have to use the obd2 computer , isnt there a swap guide for this ?!

yes you can thats what i did its only 1 wire to add unlike the h22 its 3 to 5

This might be a noob question, but if the engine is OBD-II, and you got the tranny that came out of that car, also OBD-II and the ECU/TCU were both OBD-II....would wiring really be that hard? You essentially just be swapping everything to this car, parts AND wires.

on obd2 engines the tcu is inside the ecu its all one main computer, and i think the hardest part about switching to obd2 is adding all the sensors, and the immobilizer

It is possible, yes. Requires alot of wiring as its an OBD-II motor and were are OBD-I.

See; AlmostJDM.

no it doesnt even less then an h22 unless you use the f20b injectors then its just depinning the obd1 injector clips an dputting the obd2 ones on

[r3n3]

Thanks for the clarification. I figure if I'm gonna swap I do want a younger engine to keep the ride going for a long time after plunking down $1500+ on a 20+ year old car..