swap question

[euro_r_tuner]

can i swap a h series wit the stock ecu and wiring in my cband stock tranny

[IridiumCore]

can i swap a h series wit the stock ecu and wiring in my cband stock tranny

Well form what I have read here you can keep the stick tranny but you get the full benefit of the h series motor. As far as the ecu I think that is a must. I have been wondering how the f20 will pan out with stock f series tranny.

[deevergote]

Normally I wouldn't say just "search"... but there are detailed walkthough threads in the "Swaps" section of this forum. Most of them are "sticky" threads, permanently at the top of that section. Furthermore, about 30% of the members here have an H-series of some type installed...

So clearly, you are lazy and didn't even bother looking.

[90_f20b_cb7]

Well form what I have read here you can keep the stick tranny but you get the full benefit of the h series motor. As far as the ecu I think that is a must. I have been wondering how the f20 will pan out with stock f series tranny.

its quite lovely the tall gears really let the motor run away with itself and it handles the 9000rpm shifts(when i forget to shift at 8200) with out grinding but i dont think it would if it wasnt for the 7lb flywheel and the spec clutch and redline fluid.

yes you can but it will run a little on the....i want to say lean side not sure....and you wont have vtec.

[iwork4mycb7]

i dont think you can use the same ecu, but you could use the same tranny even though your not going to get the full power off the h22 its going to fall off vtec, great for milage though to get more info do some research good luck

[WilliamW]

Normally I wouldn't say just "search"... but there are detailed walkthough threads in the "Swaps" section of this forum. Most of them are "sticky" threads, permanently at the top of that section. Furthermore, about 30% of the members here have an H-series of some type installed...

So clearly, you are lazy and didn't even bother looking.

BOUCHE!

LOL If your considering a swap, you should understand that anything besides a stock engine of the same kind runs differently than yours does. To run it properly you need to have the right brain behind it all. On top of that any major modifications you make to a swapped engine *or even your own stock engine* will need to be "tuned" to work properly. There is a lot involved.