[QUOTE=da92nv;2103910]+1 on this!
A 4-1 header is not really gonna make a difference in a non-vtec setup. These headers don’t really make any power til over 6000 RPM’s and to cut or “notch” your crossmember just for aesthetic purposes just doesn’t make sense.
If u want to feel a difference and save the headache of the crossmember, pick up a 4-2-1 design 2pc header which makes power just around the 4000 RPM mark. You can pick up a knock off one on ebay for like $60 shipped if u want something for a DD…
Also…what about the valve cover for the b18b?? U would need to use it for the PCV valve considering those motors dont use a breather box like the a1…unless its a 94-97??
Good Luck with it anyways! Looking forward to more pics[/QUOTE]
Only reason i picked the headers up is mainly just to know i have them, lol.
im not really looking to make any power, but i decided im going to keep my stock headers. I dont want to deal with the crossmember crap, i was never planning to do any customization to my crossmember.
funny how a set of headers can cause so much discussion. lol
im selling the headers for 80 picked up if anyone is interested.
btw, i have the 94-95 b18b(obd1) so they share the same valve cover/pcv.
updates, no pictures yet.
lastnight after work, i put my b18a post mount on.
took my old flywheel/clutch and pressure plate off, ready for install on the b18b(couldnt put it on since i didnt have a step down socket 1/2-3/8 for the torque wrench) i dont want to guess on how much torque im applying… lol
put the engine harness on.
The engine is almost ready for install, all i need to do is put the clutch,flywheel, pressure plate on and tranny, then back in the engine it goes.
by the way, on my obd1 b18a, the sensor behind the block, that is a knock sensor correct? If so, is it safe to run the engine without it(b18b doesnt have the sensor) and if i just put a pin connecting the 2 wires together(positive/negative) would the CEL still be on?
-karlo