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freakchris03
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For who knows what this is...whats all the hype about it? i hear of more and more people doing it? i wonder if it would be worth it. What do you people say?
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freakchris03;43711 wrote:For who knows what this is...whats all the hype about it? i hear of more and more people doing it? i wonder if it would be worth it. What do you people say?

Hype about it? Makes a h-swap sooo much easier. Allows the use of a shorter geared transmission oh a h-swap, eliminates shifter cables for rods. Also allows for more room a b-series transmission is alot smaller than an h, all well as much more durable, and a lot more aftermarket parts to upgrade upon.
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Damn i wish they were popular or known about last year..befor spent hellahs on a motor haha
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andyjt;43717 wrote:Hype about it? Makes a h-swap sooo much easier. Allows the use of a shorter geared transmission oh a h-swap, eliminates shifter cables for rods. Also allows for more room a b-series transmission is alot smaller than an h, all well as much more durable, and a lot more aftermarket parts to upgrade upon.
I have no first hand experience but from what I have heard its seems that the B series trans are a bit weaker than the H series.
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allows better gears and a easyer swap no first hand experience but it doesnt look that hard search for it on honda tech lots of info on there about it thats were i looked when we were going to use a h22 in my friends car
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Most kits that I have seen cost between 800 and 1200. There is also a kit from Bisi that goes H2D. I contemplated this kit, and if I were ever to do an H this would be the route I would take.
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