Introduction
This manual guides you through the process of swapping the engine in a 1986-1989 Acura Integra with a Honda B16A engine.
Chassis and Engine
The Integra chassis is basic, with struts and torsion bars up front and a solid beam axle in the back, making it suitable for a engine swap. The B16A engine is stronger and more tunable than the stock D16 engine.
Concerns and Preparations
Power steering and air conditioning do not fit in this swap, and wiring headaches may occur if not using the correct B16 model. Hasport provides solutions for these issues.
Engine Removal and Prep
Remove the D16 engine and prepare the chassis for the B16 engine swap. This includes modifying the steering, transmission, and axles.
Engine Installation and Final Touches
Install the B16 engine, transmission, and axles, and make final adjustments to the steering and exhaust systems.
Manual:
Download: 1986-1989 Acura Integra Hybrid How-To Manual
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