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  1. 05-01-2008, 09:58 PM #1
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    Default Major Swap ????????

    I am about to buy a 94 Civic Ex. It has a b16a2 in it with a hydro tranny. I have a 99 DC Teg and it's an auto . I was wondering if the auto-manual tranny swap will be a direct fit. I am planning on swapping the whole setup over (engine/tranny) I know that I will have to put in different mounts but will all of the tranny linkages, ECU, pedals, master cylinder, harness, and anything else swap right over cause' I know they are basically the same car. What extra parts will I need to do the swap? I will have both complete cars. Reps for good answers. Thanks.
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  2. 05-02-2008, 08:06 PM #2
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    No answers?????????????????????
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    auto dc's have a diff chassis mount on the pass side, so you will either have to modify the auto mount to accomodate or buy the hasport one

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    I know I have to get different mounts. I was mainly wondering about the shift linkage and the pedal set.
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    its all the same minus the auto tranny mount, you have to do some modification to the auto firewall but it is all there etched in the wall.. .
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    i think you will have to change the pilot bushing
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    Cool thanks guys questions answered.
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