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Old Nov 11, 2003 | 10:35 AM
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i just bought a 93 civic ex a few weeks ago and im kinda puzzled. the engine is a b20z with a gsr tranny and gsr intake. The manifold is from a ls integ. I dont really know what types of upgrades to buy. Like if i should buy parts for a civic or an integ. since the parts are different. If anyone can help thanks a bunch.
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what do you want to buy.......
Old Nov 11, 2003 | 10:42 AM
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um like headers and intake cause i already have a thermal catback exhaust and high flow cat
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You can buy any header made for the B series engines. Keep in mind that you will need to modify the catalitic converter or use a test pipe for everything to bolt up. The lengths will be different. You can buy any intake made for your Civic.
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thanks for everything, if u have anymore ideas im open
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I say grab yourself a p72(GSR) cylinder head.
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I say grab yourself a p72(GSR) cylinder head.
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um like headers and intake cause i already have a thermal catback exhaust and high flow cat
Order parts for an LS...the only major difference between a b20 and an LS in the bore... LS/B series headers work and there is no difference in lengths.... Everything bolts up... U dont need to get a test pipe or a different cat for it to fit
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