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$1 schreef:$2iks van aantrekken! Het is uw ee9 en ge doet er mee wat ge wilt! Zolang ge er maar gene VAG 2l diesel in legt
$1 schreef:$2lol, in zoiets wil ik zelfs niet dood gevonden worden
$1 schreef:$2$1 schreef:$2he BEST way to tell if the B16A is a first generation or a second generation is the harness plugs/connectors.[/b] If the engine has white/cream colored plugs it is OBD0 1st gen. If it has gray plugs it is OBD1+
Also, 1st gen B16As will have "PGM-FI" on the intake manifold, while 2nd generation B16As don't.
Hi Leon,
thanks for your advice
i'm certain now that the engine is a B16A SIR-II (so the same as a OEM B16A2?)
thing is, the previous owner swapped the original B16A1 with the SIR-II but left/changed everything else original to B16A1 (headers, ECU...) to stay as OEM original as possible
so basicly, accept for the engine, everything else is B16A1, even the tranny i think (Y2)
now i'm stuck with the (maybe crazy) idea that the full potential of this engine isn't used due to this
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