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- Thu Apr 29, 2010 6:12 pm #190958 I just got into the B-series business
I wanted to know from what car I need to buy parts to do the tune up.
oil, oil filter, spark plugs etc etc etc.
Thanks you guys I know I always get positive help from this site

- Thu Apr 29, 2010 6:15 pm #190961 if you have a b18c you need gsr parts
if you have a b18a/b you need LS/RS/GS parts
if you have a b16a2/a3 you need 96+DelSolVTEC or 99to00 si parts


ngk vpower or gpower plugs (if you got the bank for it go irridums)
ngk plugwires (personal prefrence)
pvc valve <- very over looked for a 3$ part
lucas injector cleaner
dist cap
dist rotor button
oil change with good oil and filter
*adjust your valves* <- cheapest gain in lost performance you can get

im sure ive left something out, but this is the basics

94 Civic Hatch turbo b16 (My weekend warrior)
94 Civic Hatch SOHC VTEC ZC (DD) 33+ MPG

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- Thu Apr 29, 2010 6:39 pm #190972 Sorry forgot to say that.
I have a b16

- Thu Apr 29, 2010 6:42 pm #190974

if you have a b18c you need gsr parts
if you have a b18a/b you need LS/RS/GS parts
if you have a b16a2/a3 you need 96+DelSolVTEC or 99to00 si parts


ngk vpower or gpower plugs (if you got the bank for it go irridums)
ngk plugwires (personal prefrence)
pvc valve <- very over looked for a 3$ part
lucas injector cleaner
dist cap
dist rotor button
oil change with good oil and filter
*adjust your valves* <- cheapest gain in lost performance you can get

im sure ive left something out, but this is the basics

Damn thanks again for the info.
I want to adjust the valves but idk if I should take it to a shop or do it myself.

- Fri Apr 30, 2010 1:00 pm #191117 check the DIY suspendedhatch did a great write up ive done them myself before i ever came to this site, and its not alot involved, id recomend getting a haynes manual for an in hand refrence while your doing it

and personally i for got to mention before, id stay away from a fram filter at all costs, i recomend a purolator filter, and either mobil clean 5000, castrol gtx, or valvoline for oil, if you run synthetic go Castrol Syntec or Mobil 1 buts thats my .02..

94 Civic Hatch turbo b16 (My weekend warrior)
94 Civic Hatch SOHC VTEC ZC (DD) 33+ MPG

PANDA CREW No.20

- Fri Apr 30, 2010 1:10 pm #191120

pvc valve <- very over looked for a 3$ part

If this hasn't been changed (which most likely it hasn't) do it, It will help clean up your emmisions and increase your mpg and its easy/cheap

[Ajax1989]

- Fri Apr 30, 2010 5:31 pm #191164 change your fuel fliter too, its really easy to do too

- Fri Apr 30, 2010 5:48 pm #191172

change your fuel fliter too, its really easy to do too

i knew i forgot something and thats normally one of the first things i do when i get a new honda lol

94 Civic Hatch turbo b16 (My weekend warrior)
94 Civic Hatch SOHC VTEC ZC (DD) 33+ MPG

PANDA CREW No.20

- Wed May 05, 2010 6:19 pm #191974 Like I've said, im new to B series. I will try to adjust the valve lash on my b16 but im not really sure about the specs.
Ive seen
Intake- 0.007-0.009
Exhaust- 0.009-0.011
&
Intake- 0.006-0.007
Exhaust- 0.007-0.008
I have a b16A

- Thu May 06, 2010 12:37 pm #192113

Intake- 0.006-0.007 Exhaust- 0.007-0.008

those are the specs you need

94 Civic Hatch turbo b16 (My weekend warrior)
94 Civic Hatch SOHC VTEC ZC (DD) 33+ MPG

PANDA CREW No.20

- Sat May 08, 2010 1:15 am #192482 Got the fuel filter in, spark plugs, oil filter, oil and PCV valve done today

Sunday im going to do the valve lash