B Series Intake Manifolds The Real Deal
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B Series Intake Manifolds The Real Deal
Well here is a little list with pics and info regarding b series factory intake manifolds
Here we begin with the baller B manifold the B18c1 or GSR. This is a 3 piece manifold and is by far the best flowing B manifold when ported correctly. Lots of work to achieve this and a flowbench rookie's with a dremel tool send it off to a pro. Only gsr manifolds fit on gsr heads
Now we move onto the wonderful world of The Integra LS Non Vtec world. From 1990-2001 the LS is the easiest and cheapest B series motor to find. There are some major differences in these manifolds
Starting with the b18a1 the 5 spd and Auto have a different manifold but same bolt pattern. The Automatic has an egr port not found on the 5 spd b18a1 manifolds notice egr port on 1st pic
5spd b18a1
JDM b18b1 Manifold. This uses a different IACV from the b18a1 along with different fuel rail. All b18 non vtec ls manifolds fit on ls heads and only ls heads
Oh so popular B16a Manifold. There are also minor changes in the b16a from 1989-2000 from IAT change found in OBD2 along with vacuum ports in different areas. Also different fuel rails. Plenum volume also changes between the years but nothing to fuss abou. Again only b16a manifolds fit on b16a heads
obdo jdm b16a manifold
obd1 jdm b16a manifold
Finally we get to the oh so famous ITR manifold. Large plenum volume 1 piece manifold. Fits b16a and ITR heads only. 64mm factory plenum. Great manifold. Requires obd1+b fuel rail.
Thats it just some good ole info. Enjoy
Here we begin with the baller B manifold the B18c1 or GSR. This is a 3 piece manifold and is by far the best flowing B manifold when ported correctly. Lots of work to achieve this and a flowbench rookie's with a dremel tool send it off to a pro. Only gsr manifolds fit on gsr heads
Now we move onto the wonderful world of The Integra LS Non Vtec world. From 1990-2001 the LS is the easiest and cheapest B series motor to find. There are some major differences in these manifolds
Starting with the b18a1 the 5 spd and Auto have a different manifold but same bolt pattern. The Automatic has an egr port not found on the 5 spd b18a1 manifolds notice egr port on 1st pic
5spd b18a1
JDM b18b1 Manifold. This uses a different IACV from the b18a1 along with different fuel rail. All b18 non vtec ls manifolds fit on ls heads and only ls heads
Oh so popular B16a Manifold. There are also minor changes in the b16a from 1989-2000 from IAT change found in OBD2 along with vacuum ports in different areas. Also different fuel rails. Plenum volume also changes between the years but nothing to fuss abou. Again only b16a manifolds fit on b16a heads
obdo jdm b16a manifold
obd1 jdm b16a manifold
Finally we get to the oh so famous ITR manifold. Large plenum volume 1 piece manifold. Fits b16a and ITR heads only. 64mm factory plenum. Great manifold. Requires obd1+b fuel rail.
Thats it just some good ole info. Enjoy
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Re: B Series Intake Manifolds The Real Deal
Don't forget about the B20B giraffe:
or the 2-piece B20Z:
http://hybrid.honda-perf.org/tech/b20/b20tech.html
or the 2-piece B20Z:
http://hybrid.honda-perf.org/tech/b20/b20tech.html
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Re: B Series Intake Manifolds The Real Deal
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Re: B Series Intake Manifolds The Real Deal
Originally Posted by chris
Only gsr manifolds fit on gsr heads
Again only b16a manifolds fit on b16a heads
Again only b16a manifolds fit on b16a heads
Don't forget about the B17A1 manifold from the 92-93 GSR.
Even though it's OBD-1, it is pretty much the same as the OBD-0 B16 cast with some slight differences.
intake swaps
b18a=b18b=b20b=b20z
b16a=b16b=b18c5=b17a
b18c1 stands alone
b16a=b16b=b18c5=b17a
b18c1 stands alone
92-93 B17A1:17101-P61-A00
94-95 B18C1:17100-P72-000 (part A)
17110-P72-010 (part B)
96-01 B18C1:17100-P72-A00 (part A)
17110-P72-A00 (part B)
94-95 B16A3:17100-P30-G00
96-97 B16A2:17100-P30-A00
99-00 B16A2:17100-P2T-A00
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Re: B Series Intake Manifolds The Real Deal
I'd sure like to see the finished product on a correctly ported gsr manifold. I started mine, and then threw it on the shelf because the ribs of the runners on the head side of the break looked impossible to do what I thought I was supposed to.