1.8 Swap questions
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1.8 Swap questions
After blowing up my B6 i managed to score a 1997 SR Limited 1.8 conversion front to rear, however...
It has no loom and no axles for the new torsen but does have the stubs
Ive been lead to believe that i can use the B6 loom on the BP motor with the BP ECU and use the Torsen and stubs with my standard 1.6 LSD axles
Does this sound right?
Cheers, David.
It has no loom and no axles for the new torsen but does have the stubs
Ive been lead to believe that i can use the B6 loom on the BP motor with the BP ECU and use the Torsen and stubs with my standard 1.6 LSD axles
Does this sound right?
Cheers, David.
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I believe you need to use the 1.6 injector harness,disconnect the EGR valve electrical & vacuum,extend the crank-angle sensor wires 50 or so mm,use the 1.6 ignition coils & bracket,a longer ignition lead from the 1.6,adapt your throttle body to the 1.8,space the throttle cable or use a 1.8,raise fuel pressure to 50psi,use the 1.8 headers & down pipe with the o2 sensor,[in a nutshell as read from my performance book...............the diff, well looks like it might require someone else to answer tha one! 

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Re the Diff.
The 1.6l diff is a 6" unit and the half shafts are longer than the half shafts from the 7" 1.8l diff so they don't interchange.
I think the stud pattern for the stub shaft flange may be different also but I may be getting confused with the prop shat flange.
I thought that only the 94-95 model 1.8l diff's had the two piece halfshaft design? reference here: http://www.miata.net/garage/diffguide/index.html
The 1.6l diff is a 6" unit and the half shafts are longer than the half shafts from the 7" 1.8l diff so they don't interchange.
I think the stud pattern for the stub shaft flange may be different also but I may be getting confused with the prop shat flange.
I thought that only the 94-95 model 1.8l diff's had the two piece halfshaft design? reference here: http://www.miata.net/garage/diffguide/index.html
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