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Does anyone know if there's a such thing a computer program that helps your learn all about Acura Integra engines the reason i am asking is because i want to do as much research as possible on this car. As how to do engine swap performance parts i could ad and etc.

thanks

also thanks to everyone whos been helping me i appreciate it.

http://www.helminc.com


I know people who have done swaps going of nothing but this.....

(they are over seas and don't have access to allot of the things we do)

Erik B wrote:http://www.helminc.com

The Helm's service manual is one of the best resources/investments you can make. It will tell you just about everything and anything about your car.

I look all in helms website but couldnt find anything to do with engines swaps

integ3 wrote:I look all in helms website but couldnt find anything to do with engines swaps

you wont. what you will is the factory service manual for sale. buy it and you'll see where every bolt in the car is located. As well as all removal/installation details on everypart of the car.

Which Helms do I get? They only list one for the 98 integra. I am guessing it covers all integra models but will it work for my 2001?

ITR862 wrote:Which Helms do I get? They only list one for the 98 integra. I am guessing it covers all integra models but will it work for my 2001?

98 covers all integras, 98-01. However, if you plan on doingany ECU wiring, the 2000 supplement is nice. (they changed the ecu wiring, added the immobolizer, etc in 2000). But for practically everything else, the 98 manual will be perfect.

I have the Haynes Manual and IMO it is JUNK.

My Uncle who is a Mechanic said that in these books they tell you just enough to do basic stuff and so as not to take away the $$ from the professionals they only give up a little.

I think the Helms is a bit more Pricey and may cover twice as much as the Haynes or Chilton's
But IMO if you can afford it or have access to someone with it go with the Mitchell Repair Service Manuals.

Zodiac R279 wrote:I have the Haynes Manual and IMO it is JUNK.

My Uncle who is a Mechanic said that in these books they tell you just enough to do basic stuff and so as not to take away the $$ from the professionals they only give up a little.

I think the Helms is a bit more Pricey and may cover twice as much as the Haynes or Chilton's
But IMO if you can afford it or have access to someone with it go with the Mitchell Repair Service Manuals.

The Helms is the Acura factory service manuals. There wont be a more detailed one.