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  1. 05-28-2007, 12:47 AM #1
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    Default wtb: B18a/b longblock

    Spun a bearing... need one like yesterday.

    The car is sitting in the garage with a pristine engine bay and wire tuck, just waiting for me to bring one home.

    Call or text (prefer text) me at 706-304-1473

    Let me know asap, thanks!
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  2. 05-28-2007, 09:20 AM #2
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    Got a b18a1 in the garage from a 93 OBD1 140K miles, took the engine out myself from the girl's car. No leaks, no knocks, no pings, no nothin'. Come pick it up, I need it outta my basement. PM for price, and whatnot. I'll text you.
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  3. 05-28-2007, 10:11 PM #3
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    got it man...

    it's a good runnin motor!

    Thanks for bringin it down here.

    +1 for you!
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  4. 05-28-2007, 11:03 PM #4
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    No problem. I only do skrait business...that's the only way it SHOULD be done.

    Glad to hear you already have it runnin', man, that's awesome!

    I'm up here trying to do a damn tranny swap on an automatic DA for some other dude off here, LoL. I HATE this project! Then I gotta part out another Teg...then I can FINALLY get back to work on my own.

    Anyways, glad you got it up and goin', bro. +1 for as a good buyer. I'll vouch any time.
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  5. 05-29-2007, 04:10 AM #5
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    i got a new cometic head gasket if you were in need one one for the B18A/B

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  6. 05-29-2007, 06:14 PM #6
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    DB1, what's the significance of the 77...?

    Also, that motor you spun the bearing in...was that OBD1 or 0?
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    The engine was obd0 man, I'm running an oldskool PR4 ecu.

    The 77 thing is my fav. number... started out as my jersey # way back in third grade, kept it all through highschool, and it's just kinda taken over really...

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    LoL, well, then, you converted and OBD1 motor to OBD0. Wont' hurt anything, just didn't cross my mind til later.
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    ...there were obd1 b18As?

    hmm, i guess you learn something new every day

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    LoL, yes. The 90-93 carried both OBD1 and 0 motors. OBD0 was in the 90-91, 92-93 had OBD1, and I THINK the 94 and 95 are obd1. But I KNOW that 96+ is OBD2
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  11. 06-01-2007, 01:38 AM #11
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    ill have that one of mine for 400 if you want it and it's about 15 mins from your house...hell ill even help yah put it in one day
    I do rb20 and rb25 wiring into s13 and s14's 300.00 shipped 24hr turn around turn ket start guaranteed! PM me for more details!
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