In honesty, we are not certain how easy the swap will be yet. Rumors are the blocks of the new civic, l15b7, are the same as the l15b1. Looking back at Hondas previous motors of the same series, I would think if you had the parts, it would be a bolt in affair.
Would need engine, trans, wiring harness, ecu, mounts, and whatever hybrid parts from older generations to make it a bolt in affair. I haven't confirmed it yet but the l15b7 have the same bore and stroke as the l15a1, which means you can cheaply order turbo internals for the older motors to help hold, by engineering safety margins guess, 280tq. |
Originally Posted by mike410b
(Post 1335978)
The physical size potentially could work, but the electronics would make it incredibly difficult
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I like to say to Bisimoto welcome to FitFreak.
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Did anything ever happen with this fit?
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Originally Posted by FamilyWagon
(Post 1350137)
Did anything ever happen with this fit?
link here |
Wow
Id imaginethe same potentialis in a GE also |
Sweet, thanks for posting that video!
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any plans to release more bisimoto performance parts for 3rd gen honda fit's?
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Anybody follow through on a turbo build with Si parts?
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Loving what I see already!
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Originally Posted by Dphollings
(Post 1405521)
Anybody follow through on a turbo build with Si parts?
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