# 1993 civic dx b16 swap

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**Post date:** [May 14, 2009, 6:53am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/1993-civic-dx-b16-swap/244077/18 "2009-05-14T06:53:14Z")

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> [@So where would I get a steel I-Beam in Buffalo?](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/so-where-would-i-get-a-steel-i-beam-in-buffalo/18129/17):
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> Just toss in a B18b swap with a LS trans. You will be content with it for a while. Plus they have a ton of parts for it and you could always swap out the head for a V-tec one later on. The ls trans will serve you good as a communter. If you are looking to get something with closer gearing, then pick up a B16 or GSR trans.

That sounds good. How much do you think that setup would cost? And if I decided to add a v-tec head later on, would I have to get a new ecu/harness, or is there a v-tec adaptor for the ecu?

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