D15B7 non-Vtec swap to a D15B Vtec - any difference?
Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2011 7:07 pm
Should I need to be concerned about any difference/change if I were to swap my D15B7 non v-tec with a D15B7 v-tec engine.
Forum for the Honda Civic EG 1992-1995
http://civic-eg.com/forum/
chilango41 wrote:Im kind of confused here. Could you explain it a little better.
chilango41 wrote:So you have a D15B7 and want to drop a JDM D15B? If so, you only need to wire up vtec
chilango41 wrote:A set of wires.I appreciate you taking the time to answer my stupid questions.. I am trying to get a feel what i need do do this job..... Do the wires come with the V-Tec or is it purchased seperately ?
http://hondaswap.com/general-tech-artic ... tec-40811/
chilango41 wrote:There is never a stupid question
Just wire vtec from your ecu to the harness on the motor.
jmoshe wrote:chilango41 wrote:There is never a stupid question
Just wire vtec from your ecu to the harness on the motor.
So, the engine will come with the ecu ?
AutoXCivic wrote:jmoshe wrote:chilango41 wrote:There is never a stupid question
Just wire vtec from your ecu to the harness on the motor.
So, the engine will come with the ecu ?
Depends on where you are getting the engine. Some places may sell you the ecu with engine, some may not. Ask the seller if they are including the ECU. Also make sure it is the "good" D15B VTEC and not the vtec-e or three stage ctec or whatever it is.
If you aren't getting an ECU with the engine ... keep your eyes open for a p28.